You know, I've always wondered how people pull off that kind of groundwork in fursuit. Do you go easy at first to be sure it can handle it? Are there certain things you have to modify to prevent weird pressure and discomfort because you're putting weight on the fursuit head at a specific angle? Do some fursuit heads not really lend well to it?

Well for Neerren the head isn't too much of an issue so long as I don't destroy the muzzle. The head actually came packed in a box so right that it was concaved and I had to pop it back into shape. So the material can take a beating.

As to get into the position... its more working your body to getting used to the moves. The suits body is a bit too small for me but is sewn very strongly so it can take a nice beating. (In fact the only rips have been in the material and NOT the stitching). However, the biggest thing for these stalls, or any dancing for that matter, is getting used to the movements, and getting enough strength to be able to do them safely.

Makes sense. I got nervous even when someone almost rolled on top of my fursuit head while it was sitting on a bed in a hotel room. It can probably handle more than I give it credit for.

Not that I'd be doing anything like that, myself. It's not really my kind of style. XD

do you want me to help you with this freeze on skype sometime?

I need to workout my upper body. I just don't have the physical strength to hold myself in the more open positions.
However if its about my leg comment, I was more referring to how the suit leg fell a bit away from the foot. :P

However if I ever need help once I get the strength in my arms I will be sure to seek your help if you are willing to give it! :3

sure, you do not really need to build strength, but practice. I'll try to help you next week or the week after and you will get it perfect <3

Awesome pose

Thanks! :3

awesome photo

Its great right! He took quite a lot of real good ones!

nice man!

Thanks!!! :D