Has (insert viable, difficult trick name here) been hit? PG1
swirling butterfly swirl?
swirling butterfly rev swirl?
rev swirling butterfly swirl?
rev swirling butterfly reverse swirl?
swirling butterfly rev swirl?
rev swirling butterfly swirl?
rev swirling butterfly reverse swirl?
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LOL I am gonna go out on a limb and say neither of these have been done.Isilwar wrote:Swirling Pdx Grifter Swirl.
Swirling Pdx Drifter Swirl.
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Pdx drifting xbd rake is called snowflake and believe it was invented by peter irish and has been hit by jorden, and johnny ... not sure whoe else. It is incredidible hard to do. Pdx drifting swirl (pdx swifter) is on the massive section done by ellis.King Monkey wrote:Pdx Drifter Swirl is called Snowflake, its on Massive Section.
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A while back I went through the first 30 pages of this thread, and culled all the hit tricks and pasted them into the first post of the thread. This took a long time, and wasn't fun or easy.
An incredible number of posts started off like this: "I cant be bothered reading through all the pages before this, so I'll just ask; has XXXX been hit?"
In order to discourage this kind of laziness, I went through the first 30 pages. Since then, I have erased posts which are repeat questions, don't answer or ask questions, or contain incorrect information. The reason I do this, is to keep the thread relatively short, so people no longer use the thread length as an excuse to ignore the first post, or ask pointless questions.
I just thought I'd explain why some posts disappear in this thread.
An incredible number of posts started off like this: "I cant be bothered reading through all the pages before this, so I'll just ask; has XXXX been hit?"
In order to discourage this kind of laziness, I went through the first 30 pages. Since then, I have erased posts which are repeat questions, don't answer or ask questions, or contain incorrect information. The reason I do this, is to keep the thread relatively short, so people no longer use the thread length as an excuse to ignore the first post, or ask pointless questions.
I just thought I'd explain why some posts disappear in this thread.
Oh, and while I've never seen or heard of grifter swirl, on the 2004 Worlds vid that Unanime Works made, Vasek does hit swirling flux. So its definitely possible that hes hit swirling grifter. That said, his swirl sets on that video wouldn't pass everybody's cleanliness test, so take that into account.
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Swirling Grifter I can see. It's Grifter Swirl that will amaze meC-Fan wrote:Oh, and while I've never seen or heard of grifter swirl, on the 2004 Worlds vid that Unanime Works made, Vasek does hit swirling flux. So its definitely possible that hes hit swirling grifter. That said, his swirl sets on that video wouldn't pass everybody's cleanliness test, so take that into account.
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