New Moves
Irish Cream is atomic back spinning torque, I believe. I also don't think I've ever seen anyone hit atomic inspinning torque, but I could be wrong.
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Irish Cream is inspinning. Toe backspinning is like so:
left toe set > spin to the right
In Irish Cream (atomic inGYRO(?) torque) you set with (for example) left toe and spin to the LEFT.
I hope that makes sense. Maybe I confused myself, though. It's been hit -- Peter named ir Irish Cream, but I think the name is up in the air because maybe Lyton hit it before him?
left toe set > spin to the right
In Irish Cream (atomic inGYRO(?) torque) you set with (for example) left toe and spin to the LEFT.
I hope that makes sense. Maybe I confused myself, though. It's been hit -- Peter named ir Irish Cream, but I think the name is up in the air because maybe Lyton hit it before him?
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Holy confusion.
The way I was thinking about it is that the atomic set switches the reference side for spin/inspin. I know that a right foot set Irish Cream involves a spin to the right, but I thought that enhancement was talking about a move where it's an atomic set from a right toe, then a spin to the left into a torque (a mobius, I guess).
Holy confusion.
The way I was thinking about it is that the atomic set switches the reference side for spin/inspin. I know that a right foot set Irish Cream involves a spin to the right, but I thought that enhancement was talking about a move where it's an atomic set from a right toe, then a spin to the left into a torque (a mobius, I guess).
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Irish Cream = Atomic Gyro Torque.
Atomic In-gyro would be, for example, Set from left toe, right leg does the atomic, then you would spin to your right, dexing for the torque with your right leg again. A fuckload more difficult than Irish Cream, and definitely un-hit.
Irish Cream = Atomic Gyro Torque.
Atomic In-gyro would be, for example, Set from left toe, right leg does the atomic, then you would spin to your right, dexing for the torque with your right leg again. A fuckload more difficult than Irish Cream, and definitely un-hit.
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I dont think Lynton hit Irish Cream before Peter. Alex could help me out here. Wouldnt the thing Kevin is talking about be....tapping mobius? What would it be if you did this: Starting on left toe atomic dex with right leg, spin to your right and then do a torque ending on your right clipper. I'm guessing thats atomic marius and its un-hit. Because i know Lynton has been toying with marius latley, and his atomic is obviusly kick ass...
maybe he could hit it...
Anyways new stuff for me:
diving clipper>ducking clipper>spinning clipper rpt
wth, i just noticed thats 6 guiltless and i hit it all pretty easy. Maybe i should just go guiltless.
Other stuff:
flip paradon sealed to osis
10mins later Bsos paradon
flip blur>paradon
flip paradon sealed with pdx mirgage
barfly at school
another spinning pdx whirl
Anyways new stuff for me:
diving clipper>ducking clipper>spinning clipper rpt
wth, i just noticed thats 6 guiltless and i hit it all pretty easy. Maybe i should just go guiltless.
Other stuff:
flip paradon sealed to osis
10mins later Bsos paradon
flip blur>paradon
flip paradon sealed with pdx mirgage
barfly at school
another spinning pdx whirl
Hopefully back one day.
Jesse Malouf
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I don't know if Lynton hit Irish cream before Peter. If Peter named it then i would just assume that he hit it first.
Okay whether Irish cream is Atomic Gyro or ingyro, its a beautiful looking move!
I personally think its ingyro because think of this:
Paradox Neutron smasher is Nuclear Inspinning.
Hence, wouldnt Neutron Smasher be Inspinning as well?
I know we are talking about Irish cream but neutron smasher is still the same set.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but thats just what i think.
Anyways, props Jesse for all the madness, and props to all other pple who have hit some new stuff
Okay whether Irish cream is Atomic Gyro or ingyro, its a beautiful looking move!
I personally think its ingyro because think of this:
Paradox Neutron smasher is Nuclear Inspinning.
Hence, wouldnt Neutron Smasher be Inspinning as well?
I know we are talking about Irish cream but neutron smasher is still the same set.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but thats just what i think.
Anyways, props Jesse for all the madness, and props to all other pple who have hit some new stuff
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The thing with Irish Cream though, is Peter and Lynton hit it very close together in time i think, and this was opposite sides of the world before the forums and such. So i would think any new moves would take at least a few weeks to become known to the footbag community. Especially if you're in Australia and you're the only player, like Lynton was.
Its very possible Lynton hit it first, but Irish Cream is a great name and if Lynton tried to challenge that and change it, id be pretty disappointed in the whole thing.
Its very possible Lynton hit it first, but Irish Cream is a great name and if Lynton tried to challenge that and change it, id be pretty disappointed in the whole thing.
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No. Neutron Smasher is also Atomic Gyro Mirage. Pdx Neutron Smasher is Nuclear Gyro. People "will probably" know why you're talking about if you say Nuclear Inspinning, but just think how cool a TRUE Nuclear Ingyro Mirage would look?Uranos wrote:I personally think its ingyro because think of this:
Paradox Neutron smasher is Nuclear Inspinning.
Hence, wouldnt Neutron Smasher be Inspinning as well?
And Jesse, why would you say Tapping Mobius? Mobius is already a gyro torque, so that's like...atomic ss gyro? That's fvcked vp.
Your trick would be Atomic In-Marius. Pretty far from hittable by today's standards.
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