Forums > Beginner Poi Moves > BTB synch-time double crossover

so its like, you're doing 3 beat weave behind the back, and instead of split-timing them so they're at opposites (ie LHP top of arch while RHP at bottom of arch), you synch-time them, and then carry on BTB, except you do two spins on each side, and you have to rotate your hands inbetween spins on each side, so that if you're presently on the right side, your left hand would need to be closer to your body before you spin your last spin and rotate to the left, where you would spin again, and in so doing move your right hand closer to your body, so that when you begin your transfer to the right side, you wont get tangled up.


please, if someone can explain it better than me.. do so..

does it even make sense..?

those that know, dont say. those that say, dont know.

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And if you want a challenge I can recommend [Old link] variation.

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for anyone that wants to learn antispin weaves/crossers, andy's move above can do wonders for your understanding of the isolation type control required.

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