#157630 - 02/07/03 12:23 AM
Butterfly Weave Question
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 27/03/03
Loc: Philadelphia, PA - USA
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Ok, I think I got this move down but Im not 100% sure Im doing it correctly. How many beats go on each side? What Im doing right now looks pretty good but it seems Im doing an extra beat somewhere along the way and Im not sure what I could be doing wrong. Wish I could get a video of it cuz Id slaughter a text description.
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#157631 - 02/07/03 12:39 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
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Carpal \'Tunnel
Registered: 27/08/02
Loc: Warwickshire
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if it looks good then who cares? Butterfly weave is simple, its just butterfly in one direction for a beat on one side of your body, then one beat of butterfly in the opposite direction on the other for a beat. You end up doing 2 beats on the side of the body your hand belongs to and one on the other, compared to in normal 3 beat weave where you get one beat on the side of the body the hand belongs to and 2 on the other. As for video, you ain't looking hard enough, cause this recently got discussed here.
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#157632 - 02/07/03 06:04 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
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member
Registered: 13/12/00
Loc: Sheffield, England
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Flid, That's not quite <<edit>> how I see this move. <<edit>> I feel Butterfly weave is butterflys using the weave hand motions / beat patterns (2,3,4, or 5 beats). You have described the 2bt version, but there's a whole world of mad butterfly weavage to play with. You need the TTN and 4bt TTN on both sides to open up some of the weavey stuff. The first post that is <<edit>> similar to my thoughts is Josh's in the discussion you linked to. Jo. [ 03. July 2003, 08:13: Message edited by: Jo ]
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#157633 - 02/07/03 11:14 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 27/03/03
Loc: Philadelphia, PA - USA
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Thanks for the replies. I did in fact have the 3 beat butterfly weave correctly. Just gotta learn it backwards now hehe. And as for video, I wasnt looking for one. I was just saying that I wish I could post one of what I was doing so yall could tell me if I was doing it right.
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#157637 - 03/07/03 08:10 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
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member
Registered: 13/12/00
Loc: Sheffield, England
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Agreed. There is tons of bf weaves, and the 2 beat is one of my favourites. Easiest to dance with by far - I use it loads. I also like 3bt and 5bt. And 4bt. And I love the 2bts at either end of the 5bt. Mmmmmmmmm..... I love them all in split time and same time too. They're all gorgeous moves. That is why I posted - I'm sure some peeps wouldn't realize there was so many possibilities to explore with this move if they thought, "Butterfly weave is simple, its just butterfly in one direction for a beat on one side of your body, then one beat of butterfly in the opposite direction on the other for a beat." I wasn't trying to put anyone down or start a "my description is right" rant - honest Jo. PS. I've passified my first post. Reads a bit nicer now (but a bit less naturally) [ 03. July 2003, 08:16: Message edited by: Jo ]
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#892069 - 16/07/09 08:24 PM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
[Re: Onyx Flame]
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Classically British
Registered: 23/09/01
Loc: Epsom, Surrey, England
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Nope - butterfly weave has poi going in different directions. It can be done split-time or same-time, and can be done Archer/LASA (Long-arm, short-arm) style or "normal". It can be done with 2, 4 or 5 beats too 
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#892199 - 18/07/09 08:21 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
[Re: Durbs]
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old hand
Registered: 17/11/04
Loc: San Francisco, California, USA
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wow a six-year bump!! impressive.
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#892732 - 29/07/09 01:04 AM
Re: Butterfly Weave Question
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Kebab Embalmer
Registered: 06/01/09
Loc: Tulsa, Oklahoma
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indeed!
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