strangly uncommon moves
strangly uncommon moves
I realised the other day how amazingly uncommon dimwalk swirl is. I am sure that a huge amount of people have hit this move but I can't think of a single occasion where I've seen it hit in a run. Blurry whirling swirl seems to be more common than dimwalk swirl.
Why is this? Dimwalk is a common move, dimwalk swirl is not a cheap 5 add, but nor is it too hard. I don't think it's an ugly move. Yet nobody hits it? Why?
(I am sure some smart arse will point out a video where somebody hits it midstring - to that person I say "shoo")
Why is this? Dimwalk is a common move, dimwalk swirl is not a cheap 5 add, but nor is it too hard. I don't think it's an ugly move. Yet nobody hits it? Why?
(I am sure some smart arse will point out a video where somebody hits it midstring - to that person I say "shoo")
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One my fav moves that I hit at almost every session. I really like doing it out of gyro mirage and datw both in a muted style. I love hitting toe drifter and toe ss drifter bsos in strings.Sporatical_Distractions wrote:I never see anyone do toe ss drifter
edit: you do mean toe > (muted) same in > same clip right?
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People don't hit ducking rake cause diving rake is much phatter. 
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I hit ducking rakes a lot. They feel/look so cool.
What about stepping ss illusion. I don't think I've seen that on any video.
What about stepping ss illusion. I don't think I've seen that on any video.
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Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
I agree, pickups are underused. I think that's because, for me, they are harder then mirage- expecially if you are planning on doing a set out of them. They don't get x-dex for some reason, even though they seem to have a fuller dex than mirage (but lets not get into that here).
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Haha, I actually love pickups. I got into them when I was drilling them ss from clipper. They've actually become as easy/easier than mirages for me. Gyro Pickup is fun all pickup moves are cool cuz they're kinda easier than ss legover. Far pickup from clipper's a fun substitute for pdx mirage.Jorden wrote:Pickups!! Hardly anyone hits pickups from a set.
Now inside stalls, NO ONE uses. I have a couple of cool moves that I do like clip set>ss and far swirling inside. I want to start doing miraging inside swirls, I think they'd be a neat concept to have in your game.
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For my sick 1 modified comp, I hit 'blurry' pickup. Pickups are sweeeet.Jorden wrote:Pickups!! Hardly anyone hits pickups from a set.
Everyone in Tulsa hits inside stalls in runs, whether theyre ducking insides b2b, or stylie combos like inside > near clipper.shredzilla wrote:Now inside stalls, NO ONE uses.
I also never see wraps, reverse wraps, hopovers, pendulums, knee stuff, and heel tricks. I've only seen Dragon's from Schneider, and Nelson Monhollon...
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I love bubbas and I do them a lot. I also do stepping ss illusion... I think there was some in my last vid actually... :p I anticipate bubba beaters will play a role in my game in the future 
Yeah, pickups are awkward to set from.
My favourite 'inside' trick: Whirling Rev Swirl ending on inside delay. That shit is haawwt. Or inside set Rev Whirling Swirl.
Yeah, pickups are awkward to set from.
My favourite 'inside' trick: Whirling Rev Swirl ending on inside delay. That shit is haawwt. Or inside set Rev Whirling Swirl.
I think i am one of the few people who loves using insides...i have vowed to myself that i will learn all my tiltless tricks using my insides and now i can, and they are so much more fun/challenging than using toes. I use inside stalls in my runs all the time and i love experimenting with them. I really think more people should start using inside stalls, because tricks like inside dso and inside eggbeater would look awesome midrun.shredzilla wrote: Now inside stalls, NO ONE uses. I have a couple of cool moves that I do like clip set>ss and far swirling inside. I want to start doing miraging inside swirls, I think they'd be a neat concept to have in your game.
I also love doing wrap/reverse wraps/ inside rakes and crap like that. Im not sure why so many people neglect using their insides
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Troyson wrote:I also love doing wrap/reverse wraps/ inside rakes and crap like that. Im not sure why so many people neglect using their insides
I love doing wraps into runs. I think they're stylee!
How about hopover? I haven't really seen many people use it. This is another move that I like to do!
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I do pixie duck, zulu, ect. occasionally. And I'm starting to use fairy duck occasionally.SlashC wrote:How bout toe > ducking > toe tricks. Like ducking legover, ducking pickup, ducking illusion? Where's the love?
I think assassin is a fairly common trick. At least I see it all the time.
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