The rolling r (and rr) - Page 2

I think you also have to almost close your throat or curve your tongue to make a bridge and exhale so that the tip of your tongue flaps....:thinking::p:D

Sounds silly, doesn't it?

Yep, right
I aimed at describing the initial position. Using the throat may result in learners making the sound the french way.

A famous tongue twister to practice it:

El perro de San Roque no tiene rabo por que Ramón Ramirez se lo ha cortado...