Posted by James Maxwell on Tuesday, November 10, 2009,
"What is a good first whip?" This question comes up time and time again. And no one had put an answer out there that in my opinion was really useful. And that is how the whip manifesto was was born. It seems most everyone has seen it. And opinions are divided. But it has served it's purpose which is twofold. To answer the question "What is a good first whip?" and to get people thinking. So without further ado, I present my Whip Manifesto, Parts 1 and 2.
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Posted by James Maxwell on Wednesday, November 4, 2009,
One thing I'd like to point out is that I'm still learning. Learning is everything when you develop a skill. Pushing yourself out side of your comfort zone will allow you to explore more and expand that comfort zone. In my whip skill set this pushing includes working a stock whip, Australian style cracking, and more advanced compound throws. It's tough for me to push to learn these things but it makes me a better whip artist. If someone shows up with their grandfathers stockwhip and want ... Continue reading ...
I'm the founder and CEO of SuperSonic Consulting, my attempt to teach whips to others in a structured format. I love teaching my friends and associates but it has become of dream of mine to teach everyone and spread the gospel of whip artistry around the Pacific Northwest. I'm a son, a boyfriend, an instructor, an engineer, a learner and a dreamer.
