Me and Devon getting good by ourselves again. I thought I was tired of practicing with Devon, but the outdoor spot is soooo refreshing. We both were forced into moves by the concrete but the only thing it really stopped us from doing was head power. The real reason you practice on concrete is so you don't crash. I never thought about it like that before, but if you practice in an environment that discourages crashing you will crash less. I crashed once today. :) Sloppy technique means skinned knees and bruises.
I saw something in Devon's footwork and based a style around it. I'll call it lazy leg style. You keep your legs as close as possible to the ground at all times (mostly talking about techs and footwork in back). Whenever you want to hit a beat your step completion always needs to arrive to that point in the music. No sharp movements. To exaggerate the movement more, make sure each step covers more ground than you do normally.
