Three Staff Contact

So, how is it going ?

Some new things ?

Got some triple staff on staff contact last night, with a couple of throws and catches all from staff to staff, 1 staff contact and 1 in each hand. and old chazz was a hairs breath from a matrix with a staff in each hand

Wha gwan Dave? It's been a while!

I don't do multi-staff - I don't even do doubles - but I had an idea which seems to make sense. I dunno maybe it's lame, it's not particularly tech but I think it would look well good, and is quite down with your style of tings:

Basically transverse plane elbow locks and spins on both arms with neck lock and spin in the middle. I was initially thinking they'd all start parallel but actually the neck lock would be at a wider angle wouldn't it? Maybe not... Anyway start off vaguely parallel, quarter turn the staffs to lock on the other side (so the neck one would go in the opposite direction to the others, right?) to finish all parallel again. Keeping the elbow ones parallel, do an elbow spin and neck spin at the same time (opposite direction). This should mean that if you get the timing right the staff shouldn't collide.

That might not work at all. Sitting here all staffless, trying to work out whether they'd collide or not, or whether you could do it with them all spinning parallel in the same direction, but I don't think so unless you had impossibly short staffs.

I think one's enough for me.

atomic crossed propellers are so Much fun

Continuing on the subject of dual-staff steve showers - they're definatly possible, but much easier if you start one from the neck and the other from the top of the arm (like a normal one). You place the staff from the right hand on your neck, after it has done a neck spin (where abouts you'd catch it if you were doing just a neck spin) you drop the other staff from your left hand down you arm. The first (right hand) staff would be going up your right arm now, flick that up in either a staff burnoff motion or catch it then throw it from a palmspin, then catch it as the left handed staff travels up your right arm. Don't know how much sense that makes - much easier to see in perseon like most things.

You mean steve throws where it comes up the arm then into the air for either 1/2, full or more rotations, giving enough time for the other steve to switch arms. the only problem is the 2 staffs meet at the elbows opposite and you have to be careful the ends don't hit.

Now what woould be freakin awsome would be doubles continuoys minimal steves, it would isolate 2 wicks in the cradle of your arms whilst 2 rotated around the outside (imagine brackets are arms and lines are staves)

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they "should" just follow each other round, but the physics just doen't quite work right because of god damn third dimension

I like being 3d, it means I can poop.

:erm: I've reached the stage where I can't tell if your being vulgar OR winding me up with some inevietable awful name for a new move or combo Your posts should really be typed after you've clicked the "de-jock" tab on your browser

Sooo...... I've got 360 halos going on, or luceros, with a staff in each hand, but every time I start to spin the staffs in my hands the 360 halo/ lucero steves down my arm. Any help?

practise more?

Hope your DVD is more informative than that:P
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hey will either of you have DVD copies on your person while in Oz? that would be grande

errrr, no, I solds them all already at ubercube.

What the hell has my tag line changed to? WTF?