Question

kldfjlaksdj · Post by **kldfjlaksdj** » 15 Jul 2006 13:00

I have a question(obviously according to the title)

Is there a name for tricks hit out of a clipper? Like say I clipper set to legover(same as set leg). I'm just curious, because i dunno why. just cause i guess. I know if you clipper to a mirage, its paradox mirage(right?) so i was wondering if it was the same deal with legovers and what-not.

Thanx for the help!

-Steve

Oh yeah, i searched for an answer to this, but wasnt able to come up with anything, so yeah

Spontaneous Spaz · Post by **Spontaneous Spaz** » 15 Jul 2006 13:26

i think, its actually a clipper > same side mirage > op toe is a clipper into a pickup
edit: or i could be horrible wrong

sen · Post by **sen** » 15 Jul 2006 13:53

The legover in question is Far Legover. I think there is a recent thread dealing with that so I won't explain it.

SandWraith · Post by **SandWraith** » 15 Jul 2006 13:58

most times you'll add either paradox, far, or near. Near is when the component you're using is on the side of the body where the clipper was. So if you did a mirage with your support leg you'd have done clipper > near mirage. Far is the opposite-- when you do a component that's on the side of your body farther from the clipper, and "far" is applied when the move doesn't get paradox, which is sorta a tough thing to understand at first. There's a tutorial on footbag.org, which I'll link to here.

So to recap, near is when it's closer to the clipper, paradox and far are used for moves farther from the clipper. Hope that helps.

kldfjlaksdj · Post by **kldfjlaksdj** » 16 Jul 2006 16:02

Hmm, yeah that helps. thanks a lot all of you for givin some input i appreciate it.

That link about paradox, that helped a ton thanx for that