symposium swirling whirling swirl????

skankin · Post by **skankin** » 10 Mar 2005 17:57

hey Im wondering if such a move exists and if it has been filmed, I think it could look really cool..

thanx

Shredfish · Post by **Shredfish** » 10 Mar 2005 19:03

If you can put it in notation then it exists. The next question you ask is if it's possible? I've seen people hit symposium whirling swirl...what's one more set? Ha...anyway i'm not sure it it's been hit or filmed but talk about a flurry of legs! I'd love to see this move.

qphox · Post by **qphox** » 10 Mar 2005 21:27

From ss Toe would be the only way.

Tom?

calex · Post by **calex** » 10 Mar 2005 22:56

I seem to remember hearing that Rick Reese hit this many years ago. Can anyone confirm? Pete?

C-Fan · Post by **C-Fan** » 10 Mar 2005 23:07

You`re thinking of swirling symp whirling swirl, which is a different trick.

Symp swirling set... is kinda an iffy set. Personally I feel that swirls can only be truly symposium in a very select set of circumstances. The move proposed sounds incredibly hard, because the whirling swirl would most likely have to be downtime, and symposium swirling set doesn`t exist yet. The timing on the footwork would be nuts. Maybe the original poster envisioned a different, more feasible move, like swirling symp whirling swirl, but described it wrong? Who knows.

calex · Post by **calex** » 10 Mar 2005 23:10

But did Rippin hit swirling symposium whirling swirl? I would looovve to see that.

calex · Post by **calex** » 10 Mar 2005 23:10

Edit: Double post.

qphox · Post by **qphox** » 11 Mar 2005 09:19

C-Fan wrote:...symposium swirling set doesn`t exist yet.

Toe ss Symp Swirling set? I'm *positive* people have hit that.

If not, how about Beta Phasing ss Whirling Swirl? Seems feasible.

the Executioner · Post by **the Executioner** » 11 Mar 2005 09:32

calex wrote:But did Rippin hit swirling symposium whirling swirl? I would looovve to see that.

Yes, Rippin hit that back in 1992 or 93 I think, I've got it on tape somewhere. It shows you how advanced he was even back then. It's a shame more people didnt see him in his prime, he was the best.

skankin · Post by **skankin** » 11 Mar 2005 10:03

yes sorry about that, like Ken said I meant swirling symp whirling swirl or imagine swirling symp whirring swirl !! that would be a nice 4 dex move.
think about it, is it possible???

Muffinman · Post by **Muffinman** » 11 Mar 2005 12:58

I know you're talking about swirling symp whirling swirl now, but Ales does symp whirling swirling -- I can see a same side whirling swirl after that -- I misread the title and thought this is what you were talking about. Crazy @___@

Jdigges · Post by **Jdigges** » 12 Mar 2005 16:26

This would be an extremely hard trick, if you mean swirling symp whirl swirl. Ales, in kampa park almost hits a Symp whirling swirl set to a hop over. he may be able to do it if he could get a good enough swirl set. Vasek has probably attempted this move. his swirl sets are getting good. i've seen him on video hit swirling barroque. so i guess it is possible

ptaku · Post by **ptaku** » 13 Mar 2005 01:08

Actually Ales has hit Croxton which is Symp Whirling Swirling set Mirage... So he can hit Symp. Whirling Swirling set.

C-Fan · Post by **C-Fan** » 13 Mar 2005 17:10

Regarding symposium swirls: toe ss symp swirling is possible, but I haven`t seen it. Same with phasing really. I regard the swirl in either of those sets to be symple. If the set foot never touches the ground throughout the trick, then I would say the swirl is symposium. But only under that circumstance. Otherwise the swirl is symple, not symposium.

ptaku wrote:Actually Ales has hit Croxton which is Symp Whirling Swirling set Mirage... So he can hit Symp. Whirling Swirling set.

Croxton is pretty midtime. I wouldn`t say he can hit symp whirling swirling as a true set, since the bag is already descending after the swirl. If the bag were at its apex or ascending after the swirl, then I would say he could do it as a set, but from what I`ve seen, that`s not the case.

qphox · Post by **qphox** » 13 Mar 2005 18:45

Regarding symposium swirls: toe ss symp swirling is possible, but I haven`t seen it. Same with phasing really. I regard the swirl in either of those sets to be symple. If the set foot never touches the ground throughout the trick, then I would say the swirl is symposium. But only under that circumstance. Otherwise the swirl is symple, not symposium.

...so did you just define Symposium? Because I know what Symposium means, that's why I suggested those examples. Maybe you misunderstood toe ss symp swirling to mean symple, but I said Beta Phasing ss Whirling Swirl, right?

wolfpac444 · Post by **wolfpac444** » 13 Mar 2005 18:48

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