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Thanks for a quick reply max, but I was more curious whether a downtime drifter ending with rake done by the foot that was doing the dex has a special name, because it looks like a completely new downtime concept to me. I mean, butterfly ending on rake is called wauxpin, so I thought that footbag community has given this move some name as well.max wrote: If I recall correctly, pdx grifter is called royale and blurry grifter is called royale with cheese. I think Tu Vu name this but am not sure.
Maybe I should redirect my question to "What is this move named?" thread...
Anyway, I think tomorrow I´ll go for some more royale with cheese
yo michal! butterfly ending on rake is butterfly rake. butterfly ending on gyro toe is wauxpin.
I've heard of pdx drifter rake being called snowflake. i'm not sure if that's the name for drifter rake.
I don't like it when a paradox downtime component has a different name than it's non-paradox version (voodoo and merlin being an example of this).
I've heard of pdx drifter rake being called snowflake. i'm not sure if that's the name for drifter rake.
I don't like it when a paradox downtime component has a different name than it's non-paradox version (voodoo and merlin being an example of this).
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Sorry, I re-read that and I don't know what I was thinkingMichalM wrote:Thanks for a quick reply max, but I was more curious whether a downtime drifter ending with rake done by the foot that was doing the dex has a special name, because it looks like a completely new downtime concept to me. I mean, butterfly ending on rake is called wauxpin, so I thought that footbag community has given this move some name as well.max wrote: If I recall correctly, pdx grifter is called royale and blurry grifter is called royale with cheese. I think Tu Vu name this but am not sure.![]()
Maybe I should redirect my question to "What is this move named?" thread...
Anyway, I think tomorrow I´ll go for some more royale with cheese
As Matt said, I've also heard of pdx drfiter rake being called snowflake.
My bad...
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Drifter rake has a name that was coined by Carol W. But it escapes me at the moment. Something like "Swifter", but I believe that is a sole set drifter.
I know that "swish" is referred to as a xbd rake, ie. double-over-swish. But just can't seem to remember the drifter rake name.
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I know that "swish" is referred to as a xbd rake, ie. double-over-swish. But just can't seem to remember the drifter rake name.
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