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384 posts
Location: West LA
384 posts
Location: West LA
Posted:
Spin a Splittime Butterfly
-> Wrap the left Poi around the right wrist until it is fully wrapped and unwraps (changing direction). Take care that the Poi always stay in splittime and no Poi (especially the one that is wrapping) speeds up.
-> Now the Poi is unwrapping in the same direction splittime.
-> When it fully unwraps wrap it again around the right wrist. Still take care that no Poi changes speed.
-> The tricky part: Once it is fully wraped you have to give it an "isolated flick" so it unwraps into a splittime butterfly again
-> Repeat until you get it clean
The secret is the contol of the right arm
Same of course works for sametime too.
greetings from Bangkok
andy
Spin a Splittime Butterfly
-> Wrap the left Poi around the right wrist until it is fully wrapped and unwraps (changing direction). Take care that the Poi always stay in splittime and no Poi (especially the one that is wrapping) speeds up.
-> Now the Poi is unwrapping in the same direction splittime.
-> When it fully unwraps wrap it again around the right wrist. Still take care that no Poi changes speed.
-> The tricky part: Once it is fully wraped you have to give it an "isolated flick" so it unwraps into a splittime butterfly again
-> Repeat until you get it clean
The secret is the contol of the right armSame of course works for sametime too.
greetings from Bangkok
andy
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NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
A) Props.
B) Thanks again for all the airwrap theory, you changed my world and I'm spreading the love to New York.
C) I'm having trouble wrapping the right wrist with my right poi (I'd never done that before)... I guess you just push the hand out away from you to get the string to wrap around the wrist right? Otherwise you're wrapping fingers in a one handed handcuff wrap. You do have to give it a bit of a flick to get it off.
Sounds nice.
Thanks homie.
A) Props.
B) Thanks again for all the airwrap theory, you changed my world and I'm spreading the love to New York.
C) I'm having trouble wrapping the right wrist with my right poi (I'd never done that before)... I guess you just push the hand out away from you to get the string to wrap around the wrist right? Otherwise you're wrapping fingers in a one handed handcuff wrap. You do have to give it a bit of a flick to get it off.
Sounds nice.
Thanks homie.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
Posted:
if i read the description right its just the left poi on the right wrist.. the tricky bit, getting it to stay in split time...
quite possibly i fully misunderstoood things though.
Written by: NYC
C) I'm having trouble wrapping the right wrist with my right poi (I'd never done that before)
if i read the description right its just the left poi on the right wrist.. the tricky bit, getting it to stay in split time...
quite possibly i fully misunderstoood things though.
Me train running low on soul coal
They push+pull tactics are driving me loco
They shouldn't do that no no no
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