Forums > Beginner Poi Moves > yin yang help?

Posted: 3rd Apr 2006
eeermmm...
i've never hear that name for a move...
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Posted: 3rd Apr 2006
lol.

no, yin yang is a splittime wrist circle one oneside, some giant bf to the other side for another wrist split time circle.

you aint gonna get a better explination here than you will in the book, its a really hard move, because that half a bet of longarm is hard to get in there right, and no, it dosnt look exactly like a yin yang, but then it couldent, could it :P

T

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Posted: 5th Apr 2006
Pah, I don't know what a move could look like, given that one of my main problems with learning new moves is my complete inability to understand anything three-dimensional, and anything that I haven't read/heard explained AND seen

But thanks for saying it's a really hard move
Makes me feel much better!

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Posted: 5th Apr 2006
you probably just want a seperated weave. you can stall each hand so their about shoulder width apart, and you'll find the leading hand has to pass inside (seperated). if you have the spacing of the hands right, the heads can meet perfectly in the center or pass each other by millimeters, making the inside part of a yin-yang (if you only look at half of each circle). it's almost exactly the same seperation that's needed for double-bicep wraps. start out with a long arm weave and transition to to seperated weave like that and you've got a yin-yang shape. it's easier to stall them side-by-side, but possible to stall them top-bottom too if you want that direction of yin-yang. good luck.