OpiumMuffin
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Member #86712
Reged: Jan 2009
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
2nd Feb 2009 5:31 AM
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This is a neat move when practicing but when performing to an audience sometimes this move just looks like a sloppy butterfuly in the dark.
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Dekan
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Member #103755
Reged: Dec 2009
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
7th Jan 2010 3:56 PM
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Finally Got it just now XD. thanx for the video, it helped alot. Ive noticed that the reverse seems to be more useful though in the vids that ive watched, so now im gonna go watch that. shouldnt be too hard now that i have a general feel for the push/pull motions XD.
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Allibean
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Member #107997
Reged: Mar 2010
Loc: The 518
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
5th Apr 2010 10:07 AM
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I can't figure out the timing of this for the life of me. I can get one hand out, but then not the other.
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a2m8
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 Member #115844
Reged: Aug 2010
Loc: Pekin, IL
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
16th Aug 2010 1:06 PM
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I love your tutorials and how you break them down in steps it is VERY helpful!!!
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poetsonjetways
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 Member #123235
Reged: Dec 2010
Loc: Missouri, USA
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
21st Dec 2010 7:00 PM
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the one tutorial i have already seen on this taught me to think of this move as "pulling down ur shirt sleeves. its good to think theres something in the crease of your elbow that you are pushing away from your body, alternating arms in front on whichever swing you happen to be on. dono if that makes sense but helps me to grasp it.
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KnollDark
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Member #136210
Reged: Jul 2011
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re: POI, Thread the needle find similar
29th Nov 2011 6:08 PM
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I think I got them, although not the most visually impressive move it really is good for improving coordination
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