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I learnt this a while ago, does anyone have a name for it??
when doing a airwrap your arms are at 3 and 9 oclock, but when the poi hitt it the center i elevate my right arm and drop the left, this creates a continual spinning circle you can then spin round counter rotating the way the pois have wraped up and they come undone , !! whaey
a spinny round spinny cirlcle majigg
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I think that may be a 'Tangle Buzzsaw' or perhaps an 'Inverse Tangle Buzzsaw'. NOt sure but it sounds cool to me.
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I've done that before there pretty cool they look nice if when u come out you go straight in to weave, you can keep them going for a while as well so they do 4 or 5 circles dont no whatit's called though.
i know a spinny round spinny cirlcle majigg 
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ahh a spinney round circle majigg!!!
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turn in the direction of the amr that drops a little... you'll do an airwrap in the buzzsaw position....
otherwise known as a tanlged buzzsaw....
lots of variations.
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As for the thread I have no idea what the hell you're talking about!!! Buzz saw yes, air wraps, im only just starting!!!!!
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Hehe... this move is fun, im lerning that move now... well i have done it. hehe. alittle checky
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I think your talking isolated airwrapping there, with maybe some buzzsaw action (incedentally i find this 'buzzsaw tangle' expresion increasingly unsatisfying) in there too. welcome to the wibbly world of manipulating loops.
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I prefer buzzsaw airwrap, but I always hear ppl refer to it as a tangle buzzsaw so I figure I shouldn't add more names to the mix with all the confusion about how its done...
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kneed a term for when the poi are in a balanced state with one unwrapping and the other wrapping up therefore making a kind of equlibrium where both poi wrap around each other.
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ahh... that term would be
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nope!
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i hear ya tomboy.
personally i like 'tangle buzzsaw'
'll explain why ehen i've got more than 15 mins...
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Originally posted by psyderfect
your arms are at 3 and 9 oclock, but when the poi hitt it the center i elevate my right arm and drop the left
But on what side of the body are you wraping on...if it's on the left are you sending your arm backwards in mid wrap or are you continuing the wrap in a downwards movement on you right hand side???
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why not since thats what an airwrap does.. it never wraps because both strings momentum wraps and unwraps them simultaneaously..
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i think he means the point when the strings are 'schrodinger-ing' ie they are not wrapping nor unwrapping... like when you tangle buzzsaw but don't move out of the buzzsaw but it still stays schrodinger-ed for ever and ever.....
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I think I'd be correct in thinking, having stumbled on this old post reading airwrap stuff.... that this move is now known as a Hyperloop.
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ugo has no need for techy language like that lol
quite funny when i saw this thread bumped up, dont think he frequents much thesedays, or if he does he's become major lurker
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