EmeraldSlave2
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Find a trainer/tutor who knows how. Get a good whip, 4 foot is a good start. Some people start on pillows, some people start on trees, some people start on post its on the wall. Play with the whip, get it flexible, work it. New whips are stiff. Once you have your target, start focusing on it. Try just brushing it side to side, up and down to feel out what strokes work best for you. Once you have general control over the whip in this way, you can begin to increase your stroke strength and speed. Once you've got great accuracy here, start gaining more control, move forward and back, start learning to flick it and learn about the wrapping and breaking points of your whip. But caution, whips are one of the things I put on my "don't learn from the internet" list. THese are general guidelines but should not be taken as full on advice or nearly what it would take to become truly competent in whips. Go find someone offline.
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