Looking to get back into gloving. I can't tut if my life depended on it. Can anyone help me out?

It's been a good two years since I've last gloved, and really enjoyed it. I believe one reason I've been turned off it is because my gloves are a little too small for my hands but enough of the excuses, I'm not here to make excuses.

I've always had problems with tutting. My fingerstyle has a very solid foundation and I would place myself at intermediate - advanced, but because of the weak tutting, I've always found myself performing faster and faster to the point where I would give shows that would have me exhausted and unable to perform after 3 minutes.

Anyone know of thorough tutting tutorials? I'm sure the scene has changed since 2015. I'm looking for advice especially for transitioning from a free liquid fingerstyle to incorporating tutting into my performances. Currently, I can incorporate some elements of tutting, but not the really cool stuff like changing dimensions or precisely controlling digitisation.

I am really heavily into freestyling, so if there are tutting tutorials by freestylers, that would be most helpful.

Many Thanks,

eccentricreach