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SandWraith
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by SandWraith » 10 Jan 2006 12:51
Could you add lord drill, BAP drill, whirl war 1, and whirl war 2?
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by Wim » 26 Jan 2006 03:42
What about waux(s)pin (infinity spinning toe)? Max (French Connexion) spent an hour explaining it to me so I'm an expert now.
That's one good site, even if I don't understand sksqmtijsdfprg
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by Asmus » 26 Jan 2006 03:44
SandWraith wrote: Could you add lord drill, BAP drill, whirl war 1, and whirl war 2?
What are the tricks in these drills?
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by max » 26 Jan 2006 03:49
What about waux(s)pin (infinity spinning toe)? Max (French Connexion) spent an hour explaining it to me so I'm an expert now.
little correction: it's actually infinity *gyro* toe
I'm just finishing off the powerpoint slides now so next week we can set up a 2h meeting to go over this wauxpin again
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by Uranos » 26 Jan 2006 03:49
BAP drill is Paradon > blur rpt
Whir war 1 is Whirl > pdx whirl rpt
dunno bout the others
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by Wim » 26 Jan 2006 06:22
max wrote: What about waux(s)pin (infinity spinning toe)? Max (French Connexion) spent an hour explaining it to me so I'm an expert now.
little correction: it's actually infinity *gyro* toe
I'm just finishing off the powerpoint slides now so next week we can set up a 2h meeting to go over this wauxpin again
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by janis » 31 Jan 2006 05:03
What is crispy???
Is there a nickname for front body heel stall and front body sole stall?
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by Anz » 31 Jan 2006 08:13
max wrote: What about waux(s)pin (infinity spinning toe)? Max (French Connexion) spent an hour explaining it to me so I'm an expert now.
little correction: it's actually infinity *gyro* toe
Actually it's Infinity rev swirling gyro toe.
Like Eggbeater with second dex x-body and you turn a lot to ease the second dex.
... the job's I mean. Really it's nowhere near an Eggbeater
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by mc » 31 Jan 2006 08:29
anssi, there's no rev swirl. you're just putting your foot into position to get the gyro toe. It feels a little reverse-swirly, and I use the term rev swirl to explain how it feels to go into the catch, but there's no dex.
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by Anz » 31 Jan 2006 08:33
That's what I ment. It's so hard to explain, sorry.
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by SandWraith » 31 Jan 2006 10:33
Uranos wrote: BAP drill is Paradon > blur rpt
Whir war 1 is Whirl > pdx whirl rpt
dunno bout the others
Thanks for explaining BAP drill. I only knew Whirl war 1, but I've seen Whirl war 2 mentioned before. Also, I think Lord drill was mentioned in Setman's blog, but I don't know what that is either. Guess it doesn't matter, though.
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by shredzilla » 02 Feb 2006 15:34
What's the name for Ducking Illusion. Not that there has to be one, just wondering if there is.
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by Cod » 03 Apr 2006 06:45
There is no nickname for Ducking Illusion.
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by setman » 03 Apr 2006 21:07
what is the name for miraging symp miraging refraction.
Zach, i belive lord is duck clipper > ss buterfly [rpt]
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by janis » 03 Apr 2006 21:50
janis wrote:
Is there a nickname for front body heel stall and front body sole stall?
Also what is pincher set spinning pincher called?
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by james_dean » 04 Apr 2006 00:43
I think, Janis, that most of those kinds of tricks won't have nicknames. If they are not in general use, there's really no point in there being a nickname - no one's going to remember it anyway!
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by janis » 04 Apr 2006 06:17
james_dean wrote: I think, Janis, that most of those kinds of tricks won't have nicknames. If they are not in general use, there's really no point in there being a nickname - no one's going to remember it anyway!
I'll definately remember the nicknames, as for not in general use.....
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by shredzilla » 04 Apr 2006 16:47
Yeah the only reason I asked about mine is cuz I read on Cod's site a move name was dillusion and on this list it was dellusion or vice-versa I forget. It was for double illusion though not ducking illusion.
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by Jorden » 10 Apr 2006 13:36
downtime swirling backspinning opposite foot inside stall = rotor .
downtime symposium swirling backspinning opposite foot inside stall = motor .
butterfly symposium swirling backspinning opposite foot inside stall = motorfly .
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by setman » 11 Apr 2006 23:01
stepping ducking miraging symp miraging refraction = vagary
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