Forums > Beginner Poi Moves > multibeat hyp/twisties, AGAIN!!
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okokok, so theres another post on this, but i want to leave that stramash behind me....
be clear here that im talking about multipul beats outside. where the poi are twisting up.
got them clean today, and totally diffrent from what i was describing before.
make your hyp. for this example im going backwards
as the leading poi comes up, 'swing' or stir both hands around in the wall plane, concentrating on the hand holding the leading poi. this stir should make them wind up again (for metior lovers, its very similar to the 'push' you give them to stay wall plane with one hand)
the end of the stiring motion pulls them across to the other side, untangle and tada! 4 beat twistie!
T
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as the leading poi comes up, 'swing' or stir both hands around in the wall plane, concentrating on the hand holding the leading poi. this stir should make them wind up again (for metior lovers, its very similar to the 'push' you give them to stay wall plane with one hand)
Please clarify for those of us who dont do meteor? Is this "stirring" motion a circle? Is it done with both hands in sync or seperate? Do you stir in wall plane (ie verticle circle in front of you) or in wall floor plane (horizontal circles in front of you)? Is there an arm cross involved?
Youre just full of stuff I cant do today Nx
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sorry, definatly not up to my usual standard, but i was rushed to get it down before i had to go for dinner.
the stiring motion, happens with both hands sync. with maybe the leading hand making a slightly bigger motion than the trailing. it happens vertically, pretty much wall plane bu as we are about to transition over to the wother side in wheel, its a bit twixt and between wall and wheel (what a lovely turn of phrase!)
theres no arm crossing, in backwards on the left hand side the right hand is at 12 and the left at 6, they stay in this position, the right hand definatly moves more, cos its the leadign hand.
basically before i was trying to get the stings out of the way of the hyp but was losing momentum in the hyp. Now im adding momentum to the hyperloop by swinging it round (the same way to add momentum to a swing, by swinging, lol) and this keeps it on the outside. waaaaay easier to learn when looping close to the handles, but works normally too.
sorry icon, i got a big list of stuff i cant do either. things with 'prizes' attached normally mean its on the list.
later folks
T
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To clarify... we're talking about an outside-outside thingy... it doesn't go inside at all?
If so then yeah, that works
And adding extra outside tangles seems much easier with hands at 12 and 6 for some reason. "Moo," said the happy cow.
Carpal \'Tunnel
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yeah, outside to outside.
the reason thast easier is cos they arnt so 'open' for the poi to slip inside....
T
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Ooohh, outside to outside. Glad I spent an hour practicing the wrong move lol.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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be clear here that im talking about multipul beats outside. where the poi are twisting up.
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Yeah, I saw that, but I just figured more beats on the outside meant more beats also on the inside when it unwraps. Ya never said it will unwrap on the outside as well hehe.
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Oh you can do this sort of thing going through inside as well. It's a lot harder though
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you do know that you can just pass the poi handles in a rotation contra spin... as in your poi move forward to you pass the handles around in reverse.. you can usually get 2-3 passes on 5 bt weave.. depending on how you go into a twistie or even if you twistie at all outside the handle passing...
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yup!
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psst... i think you guys have totally confused Icon
goddam tanlged termrinolgolyIcon: In your terms, the move being talked about starts outside and finishes inside.
what they mean about not going 'inside' is that it has no 'tangled buzzsaw' type beats inbetween your hands.
The move does finish inside your arms (wallplane)
"Switching between different kinds of chuu chuu sometimes gives this "urgh wtf?" effect because it's giving people the phi phenomenon."
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ummm... well.. I guess it could happen outside to inside.. but I was talking outside to outside.. you know.. like leftside to right side.. but it could go outside to inside (between arms and body) or if you tangle it far enough down the chain outside to inbewteen the arms (wallplane)
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The word 'inside' is being used to mean way too many different things here...
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ummm... well.. I guess it could happen outside to inside.. but I was talking outside to outside.. you know.. like leftside to right side..
*shrug* Same difference, just one is wallplane and one is wheel plane.
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but it could go outside to inside (between arms and body) or if you tangle it far enough down the chain outside to inbewteen the arms (wallplane)
now you've confused me. What's the difference? "Switching between different kinds of chuu chuu sometimes gives this "urgh wtf?" effect because it's giving people the phi phenomenon."
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outside to ouside mr monkey is like going from the outer left side to the outer right side.. think weave
outside to inside (between the arms and body) is front wall plane weave.. its a motion similar to a corkscrew, hand wise... just take a corkscrew.. and istead of your hands being out away from your..point them down at your feet... you get an outside wallplane on top the arms (ie. in fron the body) and an inside plane under the arms (ie..between arms and body)
and then theres outside to inside (bewtween the arms) I call this one outer to inverted most times.. this is where it starts in the outer wall plane but finishes.. in the buzzsaw plane between the arms.. only perpendicular to a normal buzzsaw... as in its betrween the arms but still wll planed.. this is the way a lot of people used to airwrap... just let it twist up further than halfway down (closer to the poi head) and keep your hands apart.. and it will spin an outside and then in between the arms..
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