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Ohh sorry.. I misunderstood You Henry. I thought that you're talking about Double Eggbeater in diffrent sens... I have read only double eggbeater and symp double eggbeater to be honest. And I thought that you mean something like toe > op out > same out > op toe ... sorry again.
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I had always problems with naming moves including dex and then spin. Thanks Anssi for clearing that.
Matt, I have that trick on my cam but unfortunatelly I can't move it into the computer, because Video-Out in my cam is out of order
. But I'll try to hit it again during the shred with my club. One more from us has a cam.
Matt, I have that trick on my cam but unfortunatelly I can't move it into the computer, because Video-Out in my cam is out of order
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What about Pixie Inspinning Paradox Mirage (set from right Toe, then spin counterclockwise, then dex with right leg and delay on left Toe)? I hit it on Tuesday. I PM'd to Honza and asked if he hit it, because if I'm thinking about Pixie Inspinnings, I'm seeing his moves from Flipsider's Massive section (Pdx Whirl and Pdx Blender out of this set). He gave me a long list of moves which he hit out from Pixie Inspinning and Paradox Mirage wasn't on it. He said that maybe Tuukka or Jim Penske got it before me. So?
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Someone should clear all that stuff with dex-sets and spinnings...wolfpac444 wrote:That would be pixie spinning paradox mirage. Eric Reile hit it (on video) awhile back.
Well, props for Eric. That move is huge! Maybe next time I'll have more luck
And what about Sailing Gyro Pickup?
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What about all the whirring stuff ?
who hit some of them
blurry whirr
whirring swirl
stepping whirr
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Hearing that nick laroche has "only" hit a regular whirr makes me curious.
who hit some of them
blurry whirr
whirring swirl
stepping whirr
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Hearing that nick laroche has "only" hit a regular whirr makes me curious.
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Kenny Shults hit Whirring Swirl (the first to do it) for the first time at Funtastik Summer Classic in Harrisburg Pennsylvania in 2001. I was standing right next to him. It was pretty stunning (I mean, the fact that I was paying enought attention to notice it at all. I'm often kind of spacey in circles). If I recall, it was his first try. He didn't really give us any clues that he was about to try it.
I've seen video of Vasek hit Whirring Swirl. I've heard reliable reports that Jordan Moir has hit it too. Anyone else? Quite possibly...
Symposium Whirr? Well, I believe that Brad Nelson has hit a Symposium Whirling Same Symposium Whirl. I think thats really really cool. I'm jealous of that one. I had thought of it myself, but couldn't pull it off. Then I saw him hitting cool symposium whirling tricks and I asked him if he'd done it. He didn't hit it for me right there and then, but I'm pretty sure that the answer to the question was "yes". I think he said that it hurt to do it. I've never heard of a symposium whirr where both dexes were done all in one jump, and that would be cool, but I think I prefer the idea of two separate symposium whirls with plants between, in part because both dexes have their own symposium component, and don't share one symposium.
I've seen video of Vasek hit Whirring Swirl. I've heard reliable reports that Jordan Moir has hit it too. Anyone else? Quite possibly...
Symposium Whirr? Well, I believe that Brad Nelson has hit a Symposium Whirling Same Symposium Whirl. I think thats really really cool. I'm jealous of that one. I had thought of it myself, but couldn't pull it off. Then I saw him hitting cool symposium whirling tricks and I asked him if he'd done it. He didn't hit it for me right there and then, but I'm pretty sure that the answer to the question was "yes". I think he said that it hurt to do it. I've never heard of a symposium whirr where both dexes were done all in one jump, and that would be cool, but I think I prefer the idea of two separate symposium whirls with plants between, in part because both dexes have their own symposium component, and don't share one symposium.
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damn Jorden why did u have to make it look so easy? at least give us some hope
seriously thats the best and easiest looking example of that move of the 3 (?) that are online. awesome awesome awesome
seriously thats the best and easiest looking example of that move of the 3 (?) that are online. awesome awesome awesome
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i had an interesting idea while i was doing torques the other day. if you set up the torque from clipper, did the mirage part, and instead of doing an osis, did a symposium whirl, it would be a downtime blurry symposium whirl. and i've never seen a downtime blurry whirl so i was wondering if it has ever been hit? it would ask a lot of your hips but i want people to give it a try. it may lead to doing it from paradox torque or blurry torque.
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