Rvs shoulder roll, help

That wrist action actually gives you tons of simlar moves that look visually very different.

Try it down low, try it near your waist and try it above your head (hard for me without bringing it across my face).

This gives you about 20 different moves when you mix it all up, and can look amazing...

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Charles (INFERNO)

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Hey, thanks for the tips. I thought I was a bit out-there with this one

Hey charles,

should we differentiate between a shoulder roll and a wristroll, the second being when the staff comes back and lies along the wrist?

Got the forward wristroll this evening. very freaky, its gonna take a while to get thease smooth and my left dont like it much. But its worth it? good. it always is...

Hrmm i have an idea, perhaps someone has mentioned it already, but here goes....

as far as describing staff is concerned, sometimes its hard to figure out what end of the staff the "teacher" is talking about...

so what if we used color codeing to describe the ends of the staff... just take a piece of red tape, and put it on one end, and a piece of blue tape to the other...

then u can describe starting positions, right hand, red end up, moving fowards/down, blue moving away/up...... etc...

it may help people with poor visulation skillz (like myself) if i can use a bit of color in my visulations it makes it alot easier.....

[hyper]

Hyper, its a good idea for teaching peaple in front of you, and if you wanta put red on the front (comming from the top of the hand) and blue on the back (commin from the pinky) to remind you thats a cool idea, but for post descriptions the coulers are a bit arbatary and some moves (3 beat doubles for example) have the front end on the stick is constantly changing as they add 1/2 spins through the fingers.

Might try it for one-to-one teaching tho. could be cool.

Love,

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