<transcript><audio_7>horizontally release the fingers right as the wrist reaches its moov movement limit that velocity in Vector will be transferred into the arm around the neck and up the other arm the balance point being the point of contact on your arms</transcript><transcript><audio_8>flowing when properly set up the momentum will carry the saber around the neck and up the other arm always remember you have to drill both sides right to left as well as left to right</transcript><transcript><audio_9>you should also inverted inverted always remember to drill both</transcript><transcript><audio_10>your some variations include the duck Steve and if you're wondering why it's</transcript><transcript><audio_11>not called the full Steve because the full Steve comes down the front side of your arms thanks for watching all the way to the end and if you're interested in more tutorials on contact moves check out this video here and let me know if</transcript><caption><image_12>The image shows two characters from the Star Wars franchise, Darth Vader and Stormtrooper, engaged in a lightsaber fight. Darth Vader is on the left side of the image, wearing his signature red and black outfit and holding a red lightsaber. Storm Trooper is standing on the right side, facing the same direction. The background is dark, with red and blue lights shining down on the scene. The image appears to be taken at night, as there are stairs and a railing visible in the background.</caption><transcript><audio_13>you prefer me talking to the camera or</transcript> horizontally release the fingers right as the wrist reaches its moov movement limit that velocity in Vector will be transferred into the arm around the neck and up the other arm the balance point being the point of contact on your arms flowing when properly set up the momentum will carry the saber around the neck and up the other arm always remember you have to drill both sides right to left as well as left to right you should also inverted inverted always remember to drill both your some variations include the duck Steve and if you're wondering why it's not called the full Steve because the full Steve comes down the front side of your arms thanks for watching all the way to the end and if you're interested in more tutorials on contact moves check out this video here and let me know if you prefer me talking to the camera or
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