The Poi "I just learned a new advanced move / combo" thread

Behind The Back
Under the Arm
Under the Leg
Jumping 360

One arm reaches behind your back and through your armpit,
the other reaches down and through your legs from behind.
Then, Jump and spin a 360 before your poi exits your legs.

Gotcha, Exuro, thanks for the breakdown.

Whoa.... Gotta try that. Not sure if I am fast enough, but gotta try....

I've started playing with atomics. My newest trick is a 3 petal flower in wallplane vs. corkscrew. Thanks Lucas!

Hmmm.... Should try that....

Stally and pendulumy stuff in general, no real moves.

Its... I dunno. Its an inverted huggie/waistwrap type thing...

Pineapple_pete showed it to me who was in turn shown by bluecat, so either of those two guys should be able to shed more light on what it really is than I can.

Poi comes up, goes through one arm hole, behind my body and then out while the other poi does the same thing on the other side...

I think its just an inverted waistwrappy thing...

I think its relationship to a huggie is that if a straightjacket has one poi inverted, this has two... But I don't really know, I'm still kinda confused by how to define it!

Any help from anyone who can shed light on this?

Vidyo?

Sounds really cool though....

Ok. I'll get one up when it looks a little cleaner.

sounds sweet,
im excited to see it

Grumble, grumble. Yeah, fine, I'll make a vid of it today. Would you like it in a semi tutorial type thing?

Sorry, I did make the vid, but didnt have time to upload it because I was heading off to go camping. It was super rushed, so I'll just make another one with a little more time and thought.

But I learned a really funky new plane change that I had been working on. I'll throw it up in the plane change inspiration thing you requested on the other thread, Stout.

Day after tomorrow at the latest.

Awesome.

Hahaha, vertical line isolation thing like this one.

But as it comes down you drop it behind your head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA-38pGgyv0

This has got a few plane changes in it... its really rough because I decided to use all my ultra new stuff.

-vert//vert and horiz//vert Atomic Polyrhythms
-neck and knee tracer hybrids (extension and trifoil variations)

What are "neck and knee tracer hybrids"? I've been playing with the "extension and trifoil variations" lately (uh, like trifoil vs. horizontal extension, and uh, like a 360 trifoil vs. vertical extension, ya know?). but this "neck and knee tracer" stuff is not langauge I'm familiar with. Care to enlighten me?

=)

I did My very first multiple spinner big burn the other night in which i learned triquenetas (probably misspelled)inward and outward box stalls inner line stalls and the 5 beat weave and windmill. any advice on strightjackets or the 4X4 fountain?
and if your interested in the vid heres the copy from my cam im in the front right
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EylY2xg8Kxk

A tracer is more of a glowsticking type move.
You do a wrap on whatever body part it is neck//knee//elbow//foot etc
and drag your hand around the limb in the other direction.

the first guy in this vid does a neck tracer extension hybrid at about 24 seconds in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2cuBniYshE

Ah...I see. Looks like a nonfire move. Thanks, bro.

I'll try to describe what i started to do lately (and idioticly thought it was "almost impossible move")

spin synchronicly backwards at your sides (just like when yuou start to learn 3 beat weave bacwards )
then you throw your poi synchronicly horizontally and push your handles a little bit so they make 75% of circle while going up and down - thaey should look like this one moment before catching:

O-------==-------O

where
O head of poi
- chain (or stuff like that)
= handle

at tis particular moment you catch those handles with one hand and (thanks to gravity) you start to do one handed butterfly (outward) - this i can do

or:
you go to one handed trifoil or cat eye with outer circle - dont know what's the name of it - it's in my latest movie but two handed - 4:30 (or something like there)
this one i can't do ......YET

http://i328.photobucket.com/albums/l359/mother_Natures_Son/lineisodirect.jpg
Butterfly line isolations(extended cateye motion, split time) that go from horizontal then upward diagonal to a top point and back down the same diagonal line to get to the horizontal again.

All poi to poi combinations are possible, split time, same time, opposites, same direction but some will bend brains more than others. (I only have the butterfly ones reasonably consistant)

Even the stuff below is possible but none of this is anywhere near consistant for me.

Dunno if this is considered as advanced,

Learned 4 petal antispin / extention hybrid.

Opposite direction wallplane flowers w/ extentions. Split time antispin butterfly flower too

Also got down antispin weave

Have started toying with isolation/extention hybrids.

They're not nearly as impressive as most of the things being mentioned here, but because they're not part of the beginner forum, here's where I pat myself on the back for figuring out forward and reverse four beat thread-the-needles, a butterfly crosser (not perfect, but it works), and for improving my upward stalls. Go me.

Now if I can just get that damnable behind the back weave...

I just got crossers. I am made of fire.

Combo: CAP( oposit directions hands split time) into stall into buzsaw isolation ( same direction ) into stall into CAP ( oposit directions hands split time, different side than the first one)

yay!

Cyrik: That sounds cool. Must play with that sort of stuff again.

I just figured out how to turn in the middle of crossers, a couple of different ways. Whee! And this is without seeing anyone do it before, so it makes me feel like I'm starting to understand what I'm doing.

I know antispin weave now, THANKS PETEY!

I should start letting Mr_JEdLy teach me more advanced stuff... I guess I can't get by on looks alone forever!

way to go! progress!

i just got butterfly crossers and im half assing 3bt-crossers =)