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Pro In Training · Post by **Pro In Training** » 26 Jul 2005 10:44

rt. clip > lft. symp. (dex) in > rt. (dex) out > rt. (dex) toe

What's that I hit?

Senor Grommet · Post by **Senor Grommet** » 26 Jul 2005 10:52

I think that it a pogo set far legover.

Also called a clipper set pogo dlo

Maraxus · Post by **Maraxus** » 26 Jul 2005 11:23

edited 4 lunacy

Cod · Post by **Cod** » 26 Jul 2005 11:33

Maraxus wrote:legover is, as we all know in

Since when?

Torn · Post by **Torn** » 26 Jul 2005 11:46

Can't legover be either in or out dex ?

bigdirtyfoot · Post by **bigdirtyfoot** » 26 Jul 2005 11:47

Legover:
Toe>Op Out>Same Toe

Pickup:
Toe>Op In>Same Toe

SandWraith · Post by **SandWraith** » 26 Jul 2005 13:06

I second the pogo miraging legover (or DLO)

Pro In Training · Post by **Pro In Training** » 26 Jul 2005 13:38

So what is it? You guys confused me? And also if I used a pickup instead of a legover, (rt. (dex) out > rt.(del) toe) what would that be called?

enhancement · Post by **enhancement** » 26 Jul 2005 15:11

you should learn jobs notation, this is confusing

Muffinman · Post by **Muffinman** » 26 Jul 2005 15:11

First of all, pogo is a dex, so saying "pogo dlo" indicates a triple dex trick.

I'm not sure what the third dex in his Jobs means, but it looks like it's supposed to say "del", because there is nothing else to indicate that it is in fact a dex. It sounds like Nova to me; symposium dlo (if it's downtime, which I would assume). If it's uptime then it sounds like "pogo legover" (not pogo DOUBLE legover), or "crispy Nova" which is the same thing.

enhancement · Post by **enhancement** » 26 Jul 2005 16:06

Thank you

That makes sense now, I was taking in the idea that someone decided this to be a three dex

SandWraith · Post by **SandWraith** » 26 Jul 2005 18:45

Yeah, I realized I wrote 'pogo dlo' instead of 'pogo legover' as soon as I turned off my computer. But I was sure someone quicker than I would quickly figure it out and quickly point it out. Oh well, nobody's perfect?