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Finger tutting is a hand-dance style where you bend and stack finger joints into sharp geometric shapes: boxes, triangles, and locks, that flow together into mesmerizing sequences. This short tutorial by Po walks you through the foundational moves so you can start building your first combo right away.
Finger tutting is a geometrical concept where creating boxes and angular forms are the focus. The 3 main movements in tutting are tracing, pivots/hinges, and isolations. Make sure that your angles are clean and sharp and that there are no linger arms or fingers.
Finger tutting is a hand-dance style where dancers bend and stack finger joints into geometric shapes like boxes and triangles, then chain them into flowing sequences synchronized to music.
No, beginners can pick up the core joint locks and box shapes in a few minutes. Start with one basic shape, practice the transition into a second, and build from there.
Microlights on each fingertip amplify every joint lock and geometric shape, turning finger-tutting sequences into vivid LED light-show patterns in the dark.
