coleman
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isolated buzzsaw (and what people call things) find similar
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"if glass does the inverted buzzsaw thing please kick his a$$ for me"
NYC wrote this a little while back and after searching the site i still can't find any mention of what it actually is...
from what i did find, the buzzsaw is another name for burn the nose (names, names, names and more names). if this is so, what does it mean to 'invert' it?
and while i'm pestering you all for info, is there a popular name for doing btn on the horizontal plane (so you can spin around with it)? [ 27 October 2002, 17:59: Message edited by: colemaniacal ]
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Dom
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16/10/02 06:53 AM
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I think NYC meant a buzzsaw isolation, where the centre of rotation moves down the string towards the poi. Don't ask how to do this, we can't tell you. There might be a video soon.
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Glåss
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16/10/02 07:26 AM
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Isolations with poi. I can *almost* do them, and them sometimes I think that they're impossible again.
they're insane, they're one of the "taking the weight off" moves. Imagine doing a buzzsaw, but instead of your hands being in the middle and the poi at the outside of the circle, you have your hands and the outside of the circle, so that your left hand is moving next to the right poi and right hand next to left poi. everything is spinning around the midddle of the poi string. Get it. I don't know if I do. they are utterly jedi.
Don't have tails
And for your next question... "If glass does one of those Hyperloop things, kick his butt for me."
be cool Glass __ be [ 16 October 2002, 07:29: Message edited by: glass ]
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Paddy
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16/10/02 09:38 AM
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I can do a few of those, but I can only do one beat before having to come out again. Must learn to sustain it.
I learned by concentraring on one hand at a time, and trying to spin the poi while moving my hand in a circle directly across from the poi. After you get it down, as glass said, the both your poi and your hand are spinning around the center of the string.
Anyways, it wourked for me, so give it a shot if you like!
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16/10/02 11:02 AM
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I can't do it, but I can photoshop it so I can look like I can.
I also can SAY I can do it on the internet because, who's going to check me? It's easy, just kinda move your arms like this?
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coleman
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16/10/02 10:55 PM
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cheers for the info glass. thanks 2 dom too for actually showing me one of these 'isolation' thingys last night.
like paddy, i sort of learnt to do one (only on my left) just taken out of a normal weave.
it truly is zen.
as for doing it constantly in a buzzsaw? i'll leave that to the hyperlooping-sevenbeat-airwrapping guru's among you.
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16/10/02 11:45 PM
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after spinning with Dom in Paris I can just about do one beat of 'isolation' in the weave on each side, and one or two in the buzzsaw. very messily.
I reckon now I understand the concept though I will be able to refine it
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23/10/02 11:10 AM
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:shudders:
can you imagine the speed needed to sustain isolation???
im gonna say, almost seriously (because theres always gonna be someone who can), that its humanly impossible for more than one beat...
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23/10/02 11:25 AM
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wiffle, slower than the speed of thought. slower than poi can spin, then slower still
but no, they're impossible today, see its a waining moon, tides are all wrong. They're not going to happen
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23/10/02 01:31 PM
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What can I say? There have been a lot of new and innovated moves posted recently, but I’m having trouble just visualising this one, let alone doing it.
Would the action be anything like peddling (push bike action) with your hands out front??? Dunno, crank like. The centre of the circle being the middle of the chain, b/t the hand and poi. Am I even close??? Sounds extremely difficult.
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23/10/02 01:46 PM
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Yep, think what you're thinking is right. It's one of those concepts it takes a bit of time to realise, then a lot longer to actually do! Have to see if we've got any good examples on video.
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23/10/02 01:54 PM
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Thank’s Dom
You guy’s sure come up with some interesting concepts. Will give it a go tonight after work.
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23/10/02 04:48 PM
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Ohh... I think I get it. One of my friends was trying to show me how to do a weave like that, though he hadn't done it for a while and kinda forgot how.
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23/10/02 11:21 PM
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'peddling' with your hands if your doing buzzsaw isolations sounds just the trick
good luck -
Dom gave me some but it hasn't worked. Maybe someone else will get it to function better.
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24/10/02 06:12 AM
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the longest I have on video is only 37 beats. I got some good ones on video, very dull footage, byut good iso need to edit them up Dom shall I mail them to you like last time?
seems that lunar cycles are right for them today them be illusive little buggers
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24/10/02 07:11 AM
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yep
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24/10/02 03:27 PM
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Glass, and Dom, mail me the same, I'll try to get a copy of mine mailed to you as well. 9 beats of buzzsaw, switch to 12 beats of weave very sloppy on left side. Thanks. Candykid322@aol.com
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30/10/02 02:55 AM
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anyone still not grasping the concept... grab a single poi, then spin your hand around in a circle in the horizontal plane - like your stirring a big pot. The center of spin of the poi should move down the rope, towards the end.. and if you go real fast, should go all the way so the end of you poi is stationary, while your hand goes nuts around it.
now all you have to do is do it with both hands, offset, and in the vertical plane!
(if this description is misleading, someone let me know - as i've never actually seen this jedi move performed)
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30/10/02 03:53 AM
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how incredubly original. goes to show that twirling as an art form is always in a state of growth. kinda like fungus, but nicer smelling. thanks for the new direction, dudes! keep up the good funguses!
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coleman
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30/10/02 05:38 AM
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quote: Originally posted by falloutboy: and if you go real fast, should go all the way so the end of you poi is stationary, while your hand goes nuts around it.
i've never seen anyone pull this off. maybe steve austin could manage it (just with one arm mind). i'll have a go later with some mini poi but sincerely doubt my ability to even get close!
middle of the string isolations look great i reckon and are easily hard enough to keep even the best of you lot busy for a few weeks. once you get up to 37 continuous beats in a buzzsaw, try it with the poi string @ 90 degrees to each other... go on, i dare ya.
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30/10/02 05:57 AM
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"(if this description is misleading, someone let me know ...." you know falloutboy, i think that what your describing would be impossible in vertical plane. but then, most of the jedi moves are impossible. so post a video when you've got it.
coleman are you talking different planes so that one is wall and one is front to back. or different planes so one is front to back plane and one is horizontal or off time so both in front to back plane but 90 degrees out of phase.
Either way, I double dare you back , I'm chasing some other fish at the moment.
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coleman
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30/10/02 06:29 AM
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glass - what i meant was off time so both in front to back plane but 90 degrees out of phase. i can't work out if the others are even possible! if my visualisation is correct, the one i mean should look like you're winding a cross (or a four spoked wheel). in fact it would probably look more like you are god, come to earth for the day, just to show off
double dare? i'll take the physical challenge!
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30/10/02 06:35 AM
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well, if you can do the isolations like that, you could concievably do Snakes with poi (instead of clubs) Love to see it! Now THATS Jedi
Josh
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30/10/02 07:31 AM
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well, I hate to have to be the one to tell you all this, but I can do that thing falloutboy mentioned. You know, the poi stays put while the hand circles around it, and (glass) I have always done it in the vertical plane, never even tried it in the horizontal plane. It does work, and yes, you have to be VERY VERY VERY fast and SMOOTH. but it does work. (definitly a jedi thing) however, I don't think I have ever gotten more than one circle in a row. Of course I don't think I tried to either.
try it from a reverse butterfly (with just one poi.) let it swing up and just as the poi reaches the point where it is traveling strait up, drop your hand and move it under the poi head in a circle, up and around the poi head. If you are fast and smooth enough it will work perfectly. and it does seem to defy gravity but it really doesn't, you are simply utilizing the laws of acceleration. the top of an arc has a brief moment when an object appears to hang there for a 1/4 second. to see what I mean through something in the air and watch it reach the top of the arc, it will be motionless for a moment. you can use that moment to move your hand around the poi head and then continue twirling normaly. [ 30 October 2002, 07:34: Message edited by: santanatwo ]
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30/10/02 08:24 AM
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Wow. I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy. I would be a Jedi's steward.... can I get anyone anything while I'm up?
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