I keep seeing references to Symple Legover and Far Legover (or pickup) and I'm not entirely sure what they are. I've searched but haven't been able to find exactly what they are...
Best I've found a symple legover is where you jump after the set, then plant the setting foot, do the dex, then delay
I don't see how that's different than a regular legover, seeing as I hope for mine already
And a far legover? Is that clip set > same dex out > toe?
Also...what is the add value for these tricks?
What is Symple/Far Legover?
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You're got the right description for both, and the add value is 2 for both.
If you hop for your leg over, then what you're doing is symple. In normal leg over, you set the bag, plant your foot (now both feet are planted for a fraction of a second), and then do a legover with one of your feet (if it's the same foot that did the setting, it's called "same side legover").
If you hop for your leg over, then what you're doing is symple. In normal leg over, you set the bag, plant your foot (now both feet are planted for a fraction of a second), and then do a legover with one of your feet (if it's the same foot that did the setting, it's called "same side legover").
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