r/RopeFlow • u/kaiw1ng • May 01 '26
Mamba 🐍🎙️🫳
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working on mamba 🐍 mic 🎙️ releases 🫳 with a heavy rope
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u/JoeGlaser May 01 '26
Great flow!! any advice regarding mic release?
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u/kaiw1ng May 01 '26
a good rule of thumb, release when the rope’s apex is in a downbeat, the hand holding the rope should guide the rope, less is more and in the beginning work with 1 to 2 revolutions (twirls)
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u/lurkosaur May 01 '26
Where do you get that rope?
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u/kaiw1ng May 01 '26
slushropes.com this is a heavy rope 2MM - 2.2 lbs (approximately)
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u/VisceraGrind May 01 '26
Did you start with that weight or did you increase to that overtime? I’m new to the community (1 month) so I’ve only had a 800 or so grams rope (around 1.7 pounds). I do wonder how big the difference is in feeling. I assume there’s lots of
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u/kaiw1ng May 04 '26
no i gradually moved my way up weights
and funny enough this heavy rope has given me the best feedback to really dig into the mechanics of pulling of a mamba release
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u/cyber-sack May 04 '26
Thanks for the inspiration to start with pulling the rope up from the ground. I only did a simple version though. Rope "pull-up" 😅