dragon setting - candidate for pdx?

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Double hip pivot in same direction get pdx?

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dragon setting - candidate for pdx?

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This is not an add hunting endeavor, just an observation about dragon setting. Now paradox is described in a vague sense as a double hip pivot in the opposite direction. What about double hip pivot in the same direction?

Heres the example: dragon set > far firefly (butterfly dragon)
Now thinking of the hips, say the starting dragon is on the left foot, the hips will be facing away from the dragon and as it is set in front of the body the hips neutralize and then pivot again with the dex to stall the dragon on the opposite foot. In essence the hips go 180 degrees with two hip pivots in the same direction.

This concept can be applied to a number of dragon set moves to opposite dragon such as rev whirling dragon or even barfly dragon with a dragon set. This concept may possibly be applied to other situations in the future of footbag such as a sole stall setting because the hips are in the same position as a dragon.

Thoughts anyone?

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Would correcting the add system change anything?
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Post by Jeremy »

I don't like that definition of paradox at all. I think of paradox as a far full dex, regardless of how many 'hip pivots' the move involves.

The other thought is that it would result in a significant problem relating to actual paradox moves from a dragon set.

If dragon set butterfly dragon get's a paradox add, does dragon set whirling dragon get two?
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