Constant round the neck contact move thingy

Hi there all,
i've been playing with a move of late which goes like this;
staff spinning horizontal clockwise...insert underleft shoulder with centre-point at back of the neck-the staff now rotates the shoulder and continues to wrap the neck but with a long end-*while leaning forward and down to the right*- as the staff exits (long end first)lean back into it (as if your neck was a devilstick handle)and so-it comes around the front of the neck;
still giving force with the lean you can now send the staffback around your neck again...and again...and...
so far i've gotten 5 full rotations. this can also be spliced with shoulder/spin neckwrap type dealys and looks very nice....
well i'm off for a ** and a twirl, enjoy that one y'all

sounds sweeet flip...

roundy roundy neck stuff is ace - you can chuck some matrixes in there with them too................. both sides remember

have fun - who need hands eh

sound advice...listen to this man

i dont get it, you enter "underleft shoulder" but the "centre point" (which is assume is the middle of the staff) is "at back of the neck"????

please explain............

well,although the staff enters under the left shoulder your whole body is tilted to the right so that the staff rotates the shoulder first and then the centre point ends up in just the right place

sounds purdy...wanna see now, strugz demonstration on thursday please.

yup,

made glass learn this cos he thought i was talking about sommit else,

congrats, thats one badass move....

T

A horizontal snes of some kind then. As I would call it.

see now meg has just given it a simple name i understand what to do, no need for detailed explanations really, specially with my minute brain power

actually, since its suppposedly continous, it's either a matrix or underarm entrance to cont nect rolls/wraps monster rolls ra ra ra

the shoulder is only by way of entrance, the rest is just continuous round the neck, so its neither a snes, nor a matrix, and could probably be done without mentioning the shoulder at all if that would save confusion...its really a devil-stick move called the propeller, but with your neck as the stick and horizontal,
peace and love,
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One of those nice gracefull moves then

You'll have to show me this 'devil neck' thing next weekend.

it's what ninja dave does on that video. Basically just having continous back of the neck spins. Never ever graceful.

Bit confused!

Is this move a continual neck roll where the center point stays at the back of the neck and the staff dips from side to side whilst the body continually rotates.

or...

does the center point move around from back to front of neck (and on & on). If so is the angle of neck parallel to ground, making a head banging-esque dance as you spin.

'tis the latter,
the centre-point moves from the back to the front of the neck, but i'm not too sure about the angle of the neck being at all times parallell to the ground. Um...I have a video of this move on my phone perhaps if i can get my hands on a usb cable for it I can try uploading it so you guys and gals can see it, although please bear with me ... i'm a bit of a luddite.

had to have a look at this thread, contact round the neck contact move thingy sounds tech! From what i think you mean? sounds like a wicked move, i've been messing about from going from the pinch in the shoulder... imagine starting a matrix, but after the staff has spun on the back of your neck ring it round the front of you for a stall by your shoulder/collarbone that began you began the matrix on, and the almost throw or contact roll the staff underneath the opposit arm, tightly into ur armpit, and then continue with the normal matrix where you left off or roll out the end of a steve? Neva graceful eh meg? i'll get it graceful, altho can see myself at 25 with a zimmerframe and a hunchback

Dave...is that you? are you talking about Little dave we knows your secret...and hows your trench foot? mmmm ham and apple sweets just like roast pork and apple sauce.. catch you soon buddy

I've seen people do it with an interesting watchable style, but I've never seen it done gracefully, not even baton twirlers. (IMO)