"Hmm, that's normal."

In fact, Inigo is pretty sure that it's even more normal for Tidus. Considering just how animated the other constantly it, it's no wonder that he would instinctively feel like making bigger or faster movements. But at least it's not going terrible so far. Inigo can tell that it's still a little unsteady, a little unsure - but who could blame the other for it when it's probably his first time doing anything like this at all?

"I felt so awkward about it at first too when I was younger. When I first learned." It's not often that Inigo shares something from his past, but it feels appropriate here. Maybe it'll make Tidus feel a bit better about all this, Inigo figures, still moving even as he talks. Though definitely making sure to keep going slow now, since he's technically distracting Tidus with his talk. "I figured I looked ridiculous to anyone else. That I'd never get the hang of it, the way everyone else did. But it gets easier!"

At least, in Inigo's experience. But he likes to think it must be universal.

He smiles, hoping it's encouraging.

"I mean, this is so different from blitzball or anything else you're used to! Of course it'd feel more stiff."