When should I switch to dance blades?

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HenrikPopowski
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When should I switch to dance blades?

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Hi everyone,

I have decided dance looks more fun than freestyle. Do I need to switchblades ASAP to learn the basic dances, or can I let my current blade wear out?

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Ice skating?
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It's all about freestyle. Dancing to loud music in abandoned warehouses is liberating. /kevinbacon
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HenrikPopowski wrote:Hi everyone,

Do I need to switchblades ASAP to learn the basic dances, or can I let my current blade wear out?
Well, if you are using switchblades, you should definitely be choreographing a selection from "West Side Story."

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Henrik,
Heavy tape on the blade or grinding the edge of a butterfly knife against a stone or brick till it's fairly dull may help - if you're using a fairly inexpensive model (you are talking about butterfly/balisong knives right?) it's worth having one with a good edge and one to practice with - a lot. I have gotten some nasty nicks trying new things with a model I wasn't used to.
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