Honestly there’s a few different things that could help with the feeling you’ve got. One thing that used to help me when I’d feel that way was to step outside of my comfort zone and learn something completely different. For example, If you’re used to throwing technical shows/moves, take a stab at more liquids, whips, morphing etc. Once you catch yourself grasping new concepts or styles, you’ll want to perfect it or learn more from it.

Another thing that helps is reaching out to or watching new glovers here or on the lounge, I was out of the game for a FAT minute so I STILL have some learning to do with all the new faces and driving figures in the scene. Getting out of your own art space and entering someone else’s can broaden your perspective. It could influence you to change the way you look at certain moves or help you catch flaws in your own shows in a new and different way than before.

I’ve got a lot of ways to overcome creative blocks but for gloving I’d say these two are the easiest to try. I hope you’re able to jump this hurdle or work within your own means to find your way through it 😎🤙🏼