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Sporadically Prodigal
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Sporadically Prodigal
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Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Posted:
This space is for all those funksters busy improving their technique by learning new moves - made-up or traditional.
Tell us all about it! We love hearing about our fellow poiers/staffies/misc. toyers succeeding with new things
It's just hard to keep up with it all sometimes, so if we keep it together you'll be certain to get a little feedback.
here a pat on the back in advance from me
::flash enthusiastically pats your back::
This space is for all those funksters busy improving their technique by learning new moves - made-up or traditional.
Tell us all about it! We love hearing about our fellow poiers/staffies/misc. toyers succeeding with new things
It's just hard to keep up with it all sometimes, so if we keep it together you'll be certain to get a little feedback.
here a pat on the back in advance from me
::flash enthusiastically pats your back::
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Posted:
Tenticle: What's the difference between a rope dart and poi??? they sound exactly the same to me.
Tenticle: What's the difference between a rope dart and poi??? they sound exactly the same to me.
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big and good and broken
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Posted:
that's about 3m long which would be extreme poi even for a dom on stilts
ppp: rope dart is exactly like your monkeyfist meteor (
)
when i was playing with it at the bjc, holding one end and doing long, swingy, wrappy, release stuff it was attempts at working out some rope dart techniques.
gonna have get me one of those this summer...
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12' of 1/4" rope
that's about 3m long which would be extreme poi even for a dom on stilts
ppp: rope dart is exactly like your monkeyfist meteor (
)when i was playing with it at the bjc, holding one end and doing long, swingy, wrappy, release stuff it was attempts at working out some rope dart techniques.
gonna have get me one of those this summer...
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Location: New Zealand
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Posted:
Thought so. This to me is still poi, a weight on a string. But I don't understand why you only have 1 weighted end, unlike a meteor where both ends are weighted, why is this???
I assume it's the same thing 'Go-Go' uses in 'Kill Bill' those things she does with her feet are wicked. Definitely gonna be part of my meteor repetoire when i can get outside and use it again, oh how i long for an endless summer, I consider Meteor my True Art even though i'm considerably better at poi.
I had a thought about meteor the other day: To my knowledge there isn't a single word associated with any 'move' I do with a meteor. This makes it kinda hard to teach but I really like it, it's totally free. I adore the way everyone who picks one up plays with it in a totally different way. I also love how random it is, I find it far less controlable than poi. Not in a bad way though, meteors just flow of their own accord.
I'm gonna do some kind of Meteor Tutorials on spherculism. But like I say, the moves aren't catagorised yet and I don't want them to be so it's gonna be quite a tricky task.
Coleman: it'd be great to get some footage of you spinning one. How 'bout I make you a nice Monkey Fist Meteor and do some filming this summer?? If you prefer I could make you a chain one, then you can put crazy flames on the ends.
Which reminds me. Last summer my friend got some footage of me spinning fire meteor for the first time, i still haven't seen the footage but he promised to get it to me soon, it'll be up on spherculism straight away.
m
Thought so. This to me is still poi, a weight on a string. But I don't understand why you only have 1 weighted end, unlike a meteor where both ends are weighted, why is this???
I assume it's the same thing 'Go-Go' uses in 'Kill Bill' those things she does with her feet are wicked. Definitely gonna be part of my meteor repetoire when i can get outside and use it again, oh how i long for an endless summer, I consider Meteor my True Art even though i'm considerably better at poi.
I had a thought about meteor the other day: To my knowledge there isn't a single word associated with any 'move' I do with a meteor. This makes it kinda hard to teach but I really like it, it's totally free. I adore the way everyone who picks one up plays with it in a totally different way. I also love how random it is, I find it far less controlable than poi. Not in a bad way though, meteors just flow of their own accord.
I'm gonna do some kind of Meteor Tutorials on spherculism. But like I say, the moves aren't catagorised yet and I don't want them to be so it's gonna be quite a tricky task.
Coleman: it'd be great to get some footage of you spinning one. How 'bout I make you a nice Monkey Fist Meteor and do some filming this summer?? If you prefer I could make you a chain one, then you can put crazy flames on the ends.
Which reminds me. Last summer my friend got some footage of me spinning fire meteor for the first time, i still haven't seen the footage but he promised to get it to me soon, it'll be up on spherculism straight away.
m
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Posted:
that would be so cool i am lost for words 
your rope meteor is the only one i have really felt i could play with how i wanted to and am i am absolutely useless at making toys for myself - my orange poi have been waiting for me to fix them for about 5 months now but i keep forgetting to learn how to sew
that would be so cool i am lost for words your rope meteor is the only one i have really felt i could play with how i wanted to and am i am absolutely useless at making toys for myself - my orange poi have been waiting for me to fix them for about 5 months now but i keep forgetting to learn how to sew
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they do porridge."
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Posted:
I tend to use a lot of staff terms for metior, and poi ones for the butterfly stuff, apart from that there are specialised things like 'driving' and 'pushing' wich mainly refer to static spins. id love to see some metior footage from ya Matt, that would be cool. grab me sometime and ill teach you thoes foot releases.
T
I tend to use a lot of staff terms for metior, and poi ones for the butterfly stuff, apart from that there are specialised things like 'driving' and 'pushing' wich mainly refer to static spins. id love to see some metior footage from ya Matt, that would be cool. grab me sometime and ill teach you thoes foot releases.
T
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old hand
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Location: New Zealand
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Location: New Zealand
Posted:
Hey Nx,
I forgot about your meteor antics, you da man. How 'bout when it gets sunny we get a few heads down to brighton, i'll get a bling camera and we can make lots of crazy little films. There's oodles of space free on spherculism.
As for new moves I've been working on Butterfly Hyperloops
I can nail those double wrist stops half way through a BF hyperloop.
I got a cheeky little single wrist stop so you come out split time same direction, then straight into a regular HL ~ Haven't managed to come out of it IN a regular HL yet but it seems possible. This means I can do a repetitive pattern which incorporates 2 BF-HL In Time and 2 W-HL Split time. The time changing half way through looks crazy. Add in a couple throws to spice it up a little and your away. Unless of course you want to do a really great performance, then i'd recommend spinning a 3 bt weave Really Fast
And I've been experimenting loads more with single and double wrist stops during Weave Hyperloops.
Been doing loads of 'Cubes', 90-Degree plane Tweaking to the max. Can apply it to pretty much everything up to 5 beat, and turns. Haven't been using the Horizontal Plane too much except when I stop forcing the 90 degrees and just totally freestyle.
Been changing the direction of the poi in mid air without using my hands
Same old, Same old.
Have you ever done 'Meteor Passing'? It's really simple but I've only ever done it with people who can't reallly spin Meteor, would be great to practice some time.
m
Hey Nx,
I forgot about your meteor antics, you da man. How 'bout when it gets sunny we get a few heads down to brighton, i'll get a bling camera and we can make lots of crazy little films. There's oodles of space free on spherculism.
As for new moves I've been working on Butterfly Hyperloops
I can nail those double wrist stops half way through a BF hyperloop.
I got a cheeky little single wrist stop so you come out split time same direction, then straight into a regular HL ~ Haven't managed to come out of it IN a regular HL yet but it seems possible. This means I can do a repetitive pattern which incorporates 2 BF-HL In Time and 2 W-HL Split time. The time changing half way through looks crazy. Add in a couple throws to spice it up a little and your away. Unless of course you want to do a really great performance, then i'd recommend spinning a 3 bt weave Really Fast
And I've been experimenting loads more with single and double wrist stops during Weave Hyperloops.
Been doing loads of 'Cubes', 90-Degree plane Tweaking to the max. Can apply it to pretty much everything up to 5 beat, and turns. Haven't been using the Horizontal Plane too much except when I stop forcing the 90 degrees and just totally freestyle.
Been changing the direction of the poi in mid air without using my hands
Same old, Same old.
Have you ever done 'Meteor Passing'? It's really simple but I've only ever done it with people who can't reallly spin Meteor, would be great to practice some time.
m
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Posted:
The weight on the end is normally a sharp metal spike or a dagger, and you keep the other end wrapped around one hand or the other to ensure you get maximum range and still pull it back in.
I havn't seen kill bill yet but everyone who's seen the rope dart thinks i have... Saw it on a jackie chan first i think.
--Ben
Quote:
Thought so. This to me is still poi, a weight on a string. But I don't understand why you only have 1 weighted end, unlike a meteor where both ends are weighted, why is this???
The weight on the end is normally a sharp metal spike or a dagger, and you keep the other end wrapped around one hand or the other to ensure you get maximum range and still pull it back in.
I havn't seen kill bill yet but everyone who's seen the rope dart thinks i have... Saw it on a jackie chan first i think.
--Ben
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old hand
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Location: New Zealand
old hand
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Location: New Zealand
Posted:
Wow man, I know how Chaotic my meteor can be even when it's totally in control.
Must get cut quite a bit with a dagger on the end??
My Fire meteor cuts my arms to shreds and that's just from tiny bits of jagged wire where i's been cut.
Wow man, I know how Chaotic my meteor can be even when it's totally in control.
Must get cut quite a bit with a dagger on the end??
My Fire meteor cuts my arms to shreds and that's just from tiny bits of jagged wire where i's been cut.
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Posted:
yeah matt, that sounds like a boss idea. you should meet ivan, hes got some kick ass metior moves too.
I been playing with thoes bf to weave hyps too, pertty hard but possible, I think i figured out how to do it then forgot about the move, that happens to me all the time. Someone says, oh, what about this? and i go Yeah! i figured that one and do it badly. so many moves, so little time.
turning a box is a bitch, but ive finnaly gotten the box weave to feel good.
nice, see ya in the spring boyo.
T
yeah matt, that sounds like a boss idea. you should meet ivan, hes got some kick ass metior moves too.
I been playing with thoes bf to weave hyps too, pertty hard but possible, I think i figured out how to do it then forgot about the move, that happens to me all the time. Someone says, oh, what about this? and i go Yeah! i figured that one and do it badly. so many moves, so little time.
turning a box is a bitch, but ive finnaly gotten the box weave to feel good.
nice, see ya in the spring boyo.
T
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
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Posted:
thanks to mr spiral x and the wonderful environment that is spitz i did some poi last night.
mr. x showed me how straight arm weave hyperloops work.
and they fit really well
oh, and i also fed properly for the first time and managed (right-handed only) 531 as single-flat-pass
thanks to mr spiral x and the wonderful environment that is spitz i did some poi last night.
mr. x showed me how straight arm weave hyperloops work.
and they fit really well
oh, and i also fed properly for the first time and managed (right-handed only) 531 as single-flat-pass
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i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
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Posted:
No problem, and thank you for showing me those vertical hyperloops and a couple of other little tricks which I'm going to be playing with
Also finally got butterfly hyperloops after being shown how they work, need to get them a lot smoother still though!
And as for bf<->weave hyperloop transitions they're definitely possible both ways 'cause I've done then by accident a couple of times when cocking up my hyperloops Getting them to come out smoothly is going to be difficult though as the tension in the poi is usually lost.
Also worked out what the difference between airwraps and hyperloops is in a mathematical way. But I'm not going into that unless pressured
No problem, and thank you for showing me those vertical hyperloops and a couple of other little tricks which I'm going to be playing with
Also finally got butterfly hyperloops after being shown how they work, need to get them a lot smoother still though!
And as for bf<->weave hyperloop transitions they're definitely possible both ways 'cause I've done then by accident a couple of times when cocking up my hyperloops
Getting them to come out smoothly is going to be difficult though as the tension in the poi is usually lost.Also worked out what the difference between airwraps and hyperloops is in a mathematical way. But I'm not going into that unless pressured
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Posted:
*subtlely applies pressure*
Quote:
But I'm not going into that unless pressured
*subtlely applies pressure*
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
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Posted:
LOL It will require me to draw diagrams though, because although it probably can be explained in words, diagrams will make it a lot harder to argue against
I may even start a thread if I do. Because we need more threads arguing about what hyperloops and airwraps are
LOL
It will require me to draw diagrams though, because although it probably can be explained in words, diagrams will make it a lot harder to argue against I may even start a thread if I do. Because we need more threads arguing about what hyperloops and airwraps are
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old hand
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Location: New Zealand
Posted:
I wanna see pictures
I'd really love to know the difference.
Go on, start a new thread on the topic, haven't seen one in a few days now
m
I wanna see pictures
I'd really love to know the difference.
Go on, start a new thread on the topic, haven't seen one in a few days now
m
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Posted:
box (yes!)
4 a-sync
box (yes!)
4 a-sync
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
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Posted:
second only to the text i got last night that just said 'box' this is the most cryptic message i've read of late.
and that's saying something seeing as i'm reding lewis carroll at the moment.
name a toy and i might get it.
and if ya say balls i want a type.
and if that type isn't 'contact' i demand numbers.
and well done 
second only to the text i got last night that just said 'box' this is the most cryptic message i've read of late.
and that's saying something seeing as i'm reding lewis carroll at the moment.
name a toy and i might get it.
and if ya say balls i want a type.
and if that type isn't 'contact' i demand numbers.
and well done
"i see you at 'dis cafe.
i come to 'dis cafe quite a lot myself.
they do porridge."
- tim westwood
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Posted:
humm,
Toy: cheap juggling balls
trick: 4 ball a-sync and 3 ball box.
catches:19 4 ball and 9 box, which is still officially juggling.
T
humm,
Toy: cheap juggling balls
trick: 4 ball a-sync and 3 ball box.
catches:19 4 ball and 9 box, which is still officially juggling.
T
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Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom
Posted:
WOOHOO!!!!
Finally an isolated buzzsaw!!!!
and a very untidy butterfly weave!!
*wanders off to tidy it up*
WOOHOO!!!!
Finally an isolated buzzsaw!!!!
and a very untidy butterfly weave!!
*wanders off to tidy it up*
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There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
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confused and abused
363 posts
Location: bristol, United Kingdom
Posted:
got my first ever btb airwrap but i think it's one of those things that just happened and will never be repeated again without looking like too much effort and untidy.
But i came up with an under the leg fountain! now i just have to practice it when i'm not too celebrally inebriated and i can stand on one leg for long enough...
Oh and a couple of butterfly throws.
Stoked 
Tennis
P.S bird congrats on the isolated buzzsaw. it's such a lovely mindbender of a trick to non spinners.
got my first ever btb airwrap but i think it's one of those things that just happened and will never be repeated again without looking like too much effort and untidy.
But i came up with an under the leg fountain! now i just have to practice it when i'm not too celebrally inebriated and i can stand on one leg for long enough...
Oh and a couple of butterfly throws.
Stoked Tennis
P.S bird congrats on the isolated buzzsaw. it's such a lovely mindbender of a trick to non spinners.
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Posted:
From what I have seen, tis a mindbender to other spinners too, if they can't do it!
I've still not got it very neat yet, but its coming!
From what I have seen, tis a mindbender to other spinners too, if they can't do it!
I've still not got it very neat yet, but its coming!
My state of mind is not yours to define!
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
False Eyelash
346 posts
Location: New York City
346 posts
Location: New York City
Posted:
I just got the 5bt weave! it wasn't nearly as hard as I thought. Yay! And I've nearly managed a 4bt TTN.
Not too shabby for 1 afternoon.
I just got the 5bt weave!
it wasn't nearly as hard as I thought. Yay! And I've nearly managed a 4bt TTN. Not too shabby for 1 afternoon.
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old hand
920 posts
Location: New Zealand
old hand
920 posts
Location: New Zealand
Posted:
Hey Bubblishis, well done on the 5W and the 4B ~ are they 'New To You?'
keep up the good work,
¦m¦
Hey Bubblishis, well done on the 5W and the 4B ~ are they 'New To You?'
keep up the good work,
¦m¦
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ummmmmmm.............
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Location: Rotherham, UK
ummmmmmm.............
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Location: Rotherham, UK
Posted:
I got the butterfly weave last night thanks to TEMPEST!.
I got the butterfly weave last night thanks to TEMPEST!.
Only when the last tree has died
and the last river has been poisoned
and the last fish has been caught
will we realise that we
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False Eyelash
346 posts
Location: New York City
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Location: New York City
Posted:
Gracias Senor PoiPoi! Yes and yes - both are new. All of this is new actually. New is pretty fun. I'm a big fan of new.
Congrats Astro Faerie! Mad phat hella props to you.
Gracias Senor PoiPoi! Yes and yes - both are new. All of this is new actually. New is pretty fun. I'm a big fan of new.
Congrats Astro Faerie! Mad phat hella props to you.
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I don't want a title.
940 posts
940 posts
Posted:
Let's see, recent successes.. finally got the butterfly weave (thanks to.. me! Yes, me! Okay, fine, NYC verified that I was doing what I thought I was doing. A little credit for that. ), and a smoother hyperloop in me corkscrew, and what may or may not be a 7bt weave (w/wraps, not with wacky extra joints).. actually, finally got a few wraps... and what I'm told is indeed a simplistic flower.. and that's it. And I managed a tangled buzzsaw once, then failed to repeat it. Making progress with isolations, but not there yet. Grarh. Not too shabby (by my personal standards), considering that I spend all my freakin' time on work and school.
Let's see, recent successes.. finally got the butterfly weave (thanks to.. me! Yes, me! Okay, fine, NYC verified that I was doing what I thought I was doing. A little credit for that.
), and a smoother hyperloop in me corkscrew, and what may or may not be a 7bt weave (w/wraps, not with wacky extra joints).. actually, finally got a few wraps... and what I'm told is indeed a simplistic flower.. and that's it. And I managed a tangled buzzsaw once, then failed to repeat it. Making progress with isolations, but not there yet. Grarh. Not too shabby (by my personal standards), considering that I spend all my freakin' time on work and school. E pluribus unum, baby.
False Eyelash
346 posts
Location: New York City
346 posts
Location: New York City
Posted:
Lookitchoo rockin out every which way! Go girl.
Lookitchoo rockin out every which way! Go girl.
All the freaky people make the beauty of the world.
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Location: everywhere
Posted:
ooooh oooh yesterday i had a lurvely spin at spitz, and learnt the following:
uglies in to
pretties
absolutely no idea how to describe it
*shouts for coleman to wander over and explain*
continuous airwrap stepthroughs
all sorts of wierdities with a couple of sticks.
a way out of the 'hangman'
pirouette airwraps(thanks simian for the reminder)
the REAL 'thread the needle'
tehe
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ooooh oooh yesterday i had a lurvely spin at spitz, and learnt the following:
uglies in to
pretties absolutely no idea how to describe it
*shouts for coleman to wander over and explain*
continuous airwrap stepthroughs
all sorts of wierdities with a couple of sticks.
a way out of the 'hangman'
pirouette airwraps(thanks simian for the reminder)
the REAL 'thread the needle'
tehe
a happy cat
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Holistic Spinner (I hope)
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Posted:
i managed to do the one where, ok for the purposes of theis convo we'll call it carolines trick, then i somehow did a funny corkscrew but i dunno what it was i did different looked cool though,
oh and realised when i needed to check my watch mid spin i could do one handed butter flyt too:D:D:D
i managed to do the one where, ok for the purposes of theis convo we'll call it carolines trick, then i somehow did a funny corkscrew but i dunno what it was i did different looked cool though,
oh and realised when i needed to check my watch mid spin i could do one handed butter flyt too
:D:D:D random murbles
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Posted:
yay yay yaaaay!
after months of hitting myself in the face, i learnt, last night to do behind the back weave!!!! yay!
thought i'd let you know
yay yay yaaaay!
after months of hitting myself in the face, i learnt, last night to do behind the back weave!!!! yay!
thought i'd let you know
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Posted:
Today I nailed 5bt reverse weave and 5bt reverse ttn. I can presumably also do the 5bt "impossible weave" as I've been almost doing it, only with a funky split time 4bt ttn on the reverse side. Had to really work on my wrist flexibilty to get the 5bt reverse weave. Speaking of which, I wonder if anyone knows any tubby guys with short arms that can do btb weave. This is one of the only moves that I have yet to learn and the problem I'm having seems to be a physiological one. Being relatively rotund and having shortish arms, I can't really cross my wrists behind my back. I've been stretching quite a bit, I hope that will resolve the problem.
P.S. I've been spinning for 3 months.
Today I nailed 5bt reverse weave and 5bt reverse ttn. I can presumably also do the 5bt "impossible weave" as I've been almost doing it, only with a funky split time 4bt ttn on the reverse side. Had to really work on my wrist flexibilty to get the 5bt reverse weave. Speaking of which, I wonder if anyone knows any tubby guys with short arms that can do btb weave. This is one of the only moves that I have yet to learn and the problem I'm having seems to be a physiological one. Being relatively rotund and having shortish arms, I can't really cross my wrists behind my back. I've been stretching quite a bit, I hope that will resolve the problem.
P.S. I've been spinning for 3 months.
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