Asking for help in creating a routine from scratch is like asking for others to help you paint a painting or to help you write a song. Art just doesn't work that way. (The Pickup) Art(s) is an expression of yourself, and no one else can express you like you can.
I learned how to write songs and as well as play pieces I make up on the spot that express myself with ease from learning the basics of music theory, the basics of playing instruments, and learning how to play other people's songs to find a genre or a mix of genres that I like. Now I can easily write my very own songs whenever I feel the whim to, and I can also solo over any backing track.
I learned how to make my own routines as well as run natural game on the spot that express myself with ease from learning the basics of pickup theories, the structures of different methods, and learning how to deliver other people's canned routines to find or invent a style that I like. Now I can easily create my very own routines, DHV stories, and patterns whenever I feel the whim to, and I can also improvise my game under any circumstance.
You'll find lots of threads on people asking for similar help, though, but they are mostly people asking for critiques and constructive criticism on songs (routines/DHV stories/patterns) they have already attempted at writing, much like how a musician lets other people listen to his demos to see what they think and to find out how he could sound better.
It's also like comedy. You've got your punch line that you know want to use already but you don't have any content to work with. You're going to have to come back with more than that. It's the only way you can get real productive help with this.
If you feel like you're struggling too much with this, go back to the basics of learning the theory, practicing approaches, using canned material, and applying different pickup methods. Once you are more comfortable with your own flexibility in the disciplinary part of the art, come back to the drawing board of creativity.
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