i looked all over and i cant figure it out
what is a nuclear symp whirl
like paradox atomic op foot symp whirl
i thought it was paratoxic and that ellis named it
but aparently paratoxic is a quasi symp whirl
im lost
help
what is this
What does it matter what technical name that kind of trick has..?
It's just a paradox out to in dex, set from the same clipper as the dexing leg, done while the bag is still going up, followed by a non-planting in to out dex with the other leg, caught on the original clipper.
Or better yet, it's just a clip > same out [PDX][DEX] >> (no plant while) same in [BOD][DEX] > op clip [XBD] [DEL]
It's just a paradox out to in dex, set from the same clipper as the dexing leg, done while the bag is still going up, followed by a non-planting in to out dex with the other leg, caught on the original clipper.
Or better yet, it's just a clip > same out [PDX][DEX] >> (no plant while) same in [BOD][DEX] > op clip [XBD] [DEL]
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word Jeremy.
what about Paradox Gary Coleman?
(Gary Coleman = Atomic symp Whirl)
what about Paradox Gary Coleman?
(Gary Coleman = Atomic symp Whirl)
bjoern
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I know you said that tounge-in-cheek, but the technical name matters because it offers the best combination of effeciency and accuracy in describing to someone what trick was hit. Shouldn't effecient and accurate communication be a goal of the footbag community? Viva le C.R.O.T.C.H.kaos wrote:What does it matter what technical name that kind of trick has..?
It's just a paradox out to in dex, set from the same clipper as the dexing leg, done while the bag is still going up, followed by a non-planting in to out dex with the other leg, caught on the original clipper.
Or better yet, it's just a clip > same out [PDX][DEX] >> (no plant while) same in [BOD][DEX] > op clip [XBD] [DEL]
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I have a good name for the move. - It's a pdx Gary Coleman, so I thought it could be called "John Coleman"
John Coleman is arguably the greatest ever australian rules footballer. He played from 1949 until 1954 before he injured his knee and never played again (actually he played one more game in 56 I think, but that doesn't really count) - in that time he set a number of records.
He holds the current record for most goals kicked on debute - 12 (this year nobody kicked more than 9 I think - regardless of how long they had been playing).
He is the only player ever to kick 100 goals in his first season.
He is the only player never to have played a game in the reserves.
He has the second highest average in afl/vfl football - around the 4.8 goals per game mark.
He was the leading goalkicker 3 out of his 5 years (in the 5th year he kicked 36 goals in the first 5 games, 6 in the first quarter of the the 6th and then did his knee)
There are also some great stories about him - in 1948 when he was playing for Hastings in a lower grade competition he kicked 17 goals in a game. The next week the team he was playing against devised the "perfect" defence to stop him involving have 5 players manned up on him. He kicked 23 goals in this game. The next time the two teams met he had injured his right (kicking foot) hamstring and had it heavily strapped up. He could not run, or kick with that leg. He spent the whole game standing in the goal square and kicked 7 goals with his wrong foot.
Just to clarify a few things - very few players in the AFL have kicked 5 goals in a game or more. Even fewer have kicked 100 in a season (one person this year and nobody last year). The majority of players do not kick any goals in the their first game and the second best on debute is 8.
Anyway I'm sure you can see what a legend Coleman was and for that reason nuke symp whirl should be called John Coleman as a mark of respect for the greatest sportsman in the history of the world
John Coleman is arguably the greatest ever australian rules footballer. He played from 1949 until 1954 before he injured his knee and never played again (actually he played one more game in 56 I think, but that doesn't really count) - in that time he set a number of records.
He holds the current record for most goals kicked on debute - 12 (this year nobody kicked more than 9 I think - regardless of how long they had been playing).
He is the only player ever to kick 100 goals in his first season.
He is the only player never to have played a game in the reserves.
He has the second highest average in afl/vfl football - around the 4.8 goals per game mark.
He was the leading goalkicker 3 out of his 5 years (in the 5th year he kicked 36 goals in the first 5 games, 6 in the first quarter of the the 6th and then did his knee)
There are also some great stories about him - in 1948 when he was playing for Hastings in a lower grade competition he kicked 17 goals in a game. The next week the team he was playing against devised the "perfect" defence to stop him involving have 5 players manned up on him. He kicked 23 goals in this game. The next time the two teams met he had injured his right (kicking foot) hamstring and had it heavily strapped up. He could not run, or kick with that leg. He spent the whole game standing in the goal square and kicked 7 goals with his wrong foot.
Just to clarify a few things - very few players in the AFL have kicked 5 goals in a game or more. Even fewer have kicked 100 in a season (one person this year and nobody last year). The majority of players do not kick any goals in the their first game and the second best on debute is 8.
Anyway I'm sure you can see what a legend Coleman was and for that reason nuke symp whirl should be called John Coleman as a mark of respect for the greatest sportsman in the history of the world