janis wrote:A few more sets,
knee-bumping atomic dragon surging
heel surging
cloud surging
It's impossible (or at least damn close to it) to clean this. It's more slurred than normal surging! It's more probable to hit outside pixie from a dragon set. To do this (And I agree with sam) you have to set before the dex, *but* you have to do the spin before you dex with the dragon set, or else it's going to be the. The big difference is the way your foot is turned, if you spin as you set, it looks the'd because of the way that your foot just falls into the outside position.
dunno if this is being updated still but gyro reverse swirling is called slicing, and symposium gyro reverse swirling is called splicing. splicing stepping is also a set thats been hit and i think it doesnt have a name.
Slicing and Splicing and Reverse Swirling, not Reverse Whirling.
The another two sets you are talking about, aren't technically one set. They Are like Fairy > ss Flying Clipper and Fairy > ss Flying Clipper > Stepping, but it's the same kind of deal like Gimpy, Pimpy and etc knee bumping things.
Btw. The Fairy Flying Clipper Stepping thing is sick IMO. Great Thing, I have to try it.
Pawel Ptaszynski
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the flying clipper kick is done almost immediately after the fairy dex is complete, so the bag has only barely begun to rise when the clipper foot kicks it, accelerating the set faster. the bag no where near peaks before being kicked, so there is no way it could be confused with a downtime component. there is no directional change of momentum during the set, the bag goes up the whole time. they are very clearly sets, ill get them on vid very soon.
what seperates them from pimpy and gimpy etc. is that instead of it being a fairy set wait till the bag peaks and then knee bump it, it is done when the bag has just begun its ascent, 100% uptime.
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I know what you are talking about, I knew it after your first post.
Bu the kick is the next contact, which ends the thing before and starts the thing after. If we were talking about counting adds in shred30, we couldnt consider it one set. The rules determine that a contact ends a trick.
Pawel Ptaszynski
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If I work hard at it, I'll be where I wanna be."
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fair enough, and in those terms you are absolutely right, and im sure i would score it the same way for a shred 30.
but excluding shred 30 if you were to ask whether
fairy flying clipper stepping op butterfly was fairy flying clipper>ripwalk or if it was one trick, most would say its one trick (called flockwalk) because there is only one uptime and one downtime path of the bag.
fairy flying clipper>ripwalk would have a downtime after the fairy creating 2 uptimes and 2 downtimes, thus 2 tricks.
Once again, it's two separate tricks. It's like doing a Toe Stalling Fairy. The first trick ends on toe stall, second starts with fairy. Like your first trick ends on rake and the second trick starts with pixie.
Guys, chances are if you're not sure if it 'qualifies', then it's probably not a true set.
Generally when the foot or another surface comes into contact with the bag, that trick is over. One exception you could say, is 'interruptions', where one foot makes contact with the bag not so much upwards, but to stop its downward motion. The other foot then sends it upwards, usually during the same jump (i.e. diddit).
Troy Erstling 