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- Will Digges
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when you say diving - what do you mean? To use semi owheelj notation on the move this is what I think you are hitting:
start with a right foot clipper. Set and spin clockwise. Duck under the bag so it passes from the right side of your body to the left side of your body - it goes straight over the top. Continue to spin in the clockwise direction so the bag passes behind you for a second time. Catch on a toe stall.
That's called spinning ducking spinning - not diving. If it were diving than really the move would be spinning zulu spinning toe stall. Ducking, diving zulu and weaving are all based on where which side the component before and after the head movement are on.
Spinning ducking spinning toe stall does not have a name because many people see that it's no neccessary to name every single move that gets hit. Moves that end with the only downtime component being a toe stall are usually not named at all since that's considered a bail. In fact in some circles you'd be expected to pass the bag on if you hit a move like that (it would be fine if you finished on any 2 add downtime compoent but spinning toe stall is usually considered a bail - depending on the level of your game in general of course).
In my "Last Days" video Dylan Fry hits a fairly clean spinning ducking spinning osis. A few other people have also hit that move and I've heard that Felix Zenger hits double spinning ducking osis sometimes.
start with a right foot clipper. Set and spin clockwise. Duck under the bag so it passes from the right side of your body to the left side of your body - it goes straight over the top. Continue to spin in the clockwise direction so the bag passes behind you for a second time. Catch on a toe stall.
That's called spinning ducking spinning - not diving. If it were diving than really the move would be spinning zulu spinning toe stall. Ducking, diving zulu and weaving are all based on where which side the component before and after the head movement are on.
Spinning ducking spinning toe stall does not have a name because many people see that it's no neccessary to name every single move that gets hit. Moves that end with the only downtime component being a toe stall are usually not named at all since that's considered a bail. In fact in some circles you'd be expected to pass the bag on if you hit a move like that (it would be fine if you finished on any 2 add downtime compoent but spinning toe stall is usually considered a bail - depending on the level of your game in general of course).
In my "Last Days" video Dylan Fry hits a fairly clean spinning ducking spinning osis. A few other people have also hit that move and I've heard that Felix Zenger hits double spinning ducking osis sometimes.
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And barrage! I tried this for the hell of it on my strong side and got it on the third try! Then I tried it on my weak side and got it in like ten tries! Then I proceeded to do it three more times on each side (within the course of an hour and a half)! Crazy
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And barrage! I tried this for the hell of it on my strong side and got it on the third try! Then I tried it on my weak side and got it in like ten tries! Then I proceeded to do it three more times on each side (within the course of an hour and a half)! Crazy
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