@ Elephantom
While I can certainly see how the entire body moving would make the entirety of the animation a little more...unified, I suppose, I think the idea was that the average of people who try to do that with an entire animation tend to warp the final product so much that even though everything was FBF'd, it looks like a melting pile of solid, condensed poop. Normally, an FBF animation would have the entire body doing something anyways, correct? Something along the lines of the "++" series, i.e. Rush, that town thing...I forgot the guy's name, but he is a damn good FBF'er.
As for the actual tutorial, It's very nice. The music, while not applying to anything specifically, was nice to just listen to, and that was enough to make me watch it over and over again. Not just that, but the actual tutorial was nice and simple as well, not taking too many complicated explanations, with a fairly "simple" example. I wish you could've added a button however, that would show each picture, frame by frame every time it was pushed, just so we could get an idea of your own timing. The Beedril (If that's it's name, I lost track of Pokemon for a while lolz) moved quite erratically, as is it's nature, and I would've liked to have been able to freeze it at certain junctions to see exactly what I'm seeing.
Good job though, and I certainly liked your work in the anime collab.