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Drill names

Post by Anz »

There are tons of drills with names, most know is propably Rubberman. Does anyone know how the drills get their names and is there a story behind that? It would be nice hearing them.
Also, now that both sideness and naming new tricks is so hot subject, don't you think hitting and naming new drills would be cool too?
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Post by quadgun »

I don't know any stories dehind the names of the drills, but here's a drills list.

http://chrisholden.net/drills.html

enjoy.
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Post by Jeremy »

I don't get that excited by drills. Infact unless the moves in general are really impressive they are a little boring. I drill all the time. My latest drills is clip set dlo>smear>dlo>parkwalk repeat - like over and over. I don't even know why I do it - I am really good at all the moves anyway. It's the "waste of time" drill.
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Jeremy wrote:My latest drills is clip set dlo>smear>dlo>parkwalk repeat


It's the "waste of time" drill.
Is it? or is staying up until 6:00 am, not even shredding a "waste of time"
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Post by Slowsis »

The 'focus' drill is a good one....

smear>dimwalk>blur>rpt

and someone needs to name sidewalk>ripwalk>rpt......this drill is entirely responsible for my progressing two-sidedness.
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Post by Jeremy »

habitat wrote:
Jeremy wrote:My latest drills is clip set dlo>smear>dlo>parkwalk repeat


It's the "waste of time" drill.
Is it? or is staying up until 6:00 am, not even shredding a "waste of time"
:wink:
Yeah that could be true - but I don't drill that one so often so I don't think I can name it :(

Wait no that wasn't a waste of time - you got your video up, I spent hours talking to Theika, and made some drunken posts on modified - that's all constructive.
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quadgun wrote:I don't know any stories dehind the names of the drills, but here's a drills list.

http://chrisholden.net/drills.html
I wonder if some names have anything behind them. Some of those are like so lame and some halfly impossible.

like:
NoOneWillBelieveYou blurry torque > food processor > blurry torque > food processor
Yeah, right. Who hit this this and named it? :roll:

or:
Drunken pig pdx pickup > osis > pdx pickup > osis
Inhuman pdx pickup > same butterfly > pdx pickup > same butterfly
Godlike osis > same butterfly > osis > same butterfly
omg...
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Someone just arbitrarily named 95% of those, so silly. A lot of the names come from Computer Games though, I've noticed. Unreal Tournament mainly...

But yeah, WHOA THAT WAS INHUMAN :roll:
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Post by sniikeri »

It really is inhuman and impossible since pdx pickup doesn't even exist. It should be far pickup.

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Post by Jeremy »

I'm pretty sure Vasek can hit the blurry torque>blurry blender drill - he hits a lot of similar combos in different movies even as old as sick 03 (over a year old)
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Post by grek »

I'm pretty sure Vasek can hit the blurry torque>blurry blender drill - he hits a lot of similar combos in different movies even as old as sick 03 (over a year old)
Yeah I think so too...

And I like the names from the Unreal Tournament! :D
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Post by Anz »

Vasek is not counted :wink:
After all he propably didn't name the drill...

Anyways - I think hitting and naming new drills would be cool thing. Let's all go crazy about this and start drilling new drills - or something... At least that goes one to one with the bs-fashion that's going on now!
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What are you talking about Anssi???

Same butterfly > Osis (rpt) is totally godlike!!!

HAHAHA

I do think that a lot of those names are ridiculous. The only ones that seem to be big are the "BAP, rubberman, blubberman, rubberman2" Those seem to be the ones that everyone know and therefore, I think, should have been the only ones that should have names...but on the flipside, we have move names for just about everything.

O well, it all gets too confusing to remember the combo names as well. I just, well, don't remember them.
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Post by james »

I love the pdx pickup drill names. They rock. They all rock just cus.


ripwalk-sidewalk rpt should be named. It is a very useful and standard drill. Hmm let's call it 'a walk in the park'
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Ripwalk>Sidewalk is "'Ole Reliable." ;)
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Post by Muffinman »

I named Blubberman :D
There's also Plasticman which is used a bit. I don't really know of any other drill names. I think it's silly to name every drill -- Matt Cross and CROTCH would be all over this @______@
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Yeah, it's silly enough to attempt to name every combination of elements, now let's name every combination of tricks.

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Post by Anz »

YES!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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hmm... looks like the Bullshit Detector is on move :?
Don't worry Kevin - you don't have to name them :wink:

And to the point --- I'm not talking about naming every drill, just the coolest ones 8) - just like Blurry Torque > Food Processor > rpt
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Post by grek »

my 2 favourites are: Drunken hippo, and The Lord of the Pigs... :D
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