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Posted:
its prob something really simple and im prob being really stoopid not realising it, but i was just wondering if anyone could explain to me what this girl is doing in this clip (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvbEXMbh7SQ) between second 5 and 7 and again between second 16 and 18.
thankyou!
its prob something really simple and im prob being really stoopid not realising it, but i was just wondering if anyone could explain to me what this girl is doing in this clip (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvbEXMbh7SQ) between second 5 and 7 and again between second 16 and 18.
thankyou!
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Posted:
5-7: fountain + windmill
16-18: can't tell
5-7: fountain + windmill
16-18: can't tell
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Posted:
16-18 looks like an off plane windmill
16-18 looks like an off plane windmill
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Posted:
16-18 looks a bit like a windmill, but her right hand is always in the front wallplane and her left hand is always at the back. Well...they would be if her planes were straight
In basic terms she's just spinning one poi behind her and one in front, in split-time.
16-18 looks a bit like a windmill, but her right hand is always in the front wallplane and her left hand is always at the back. Well...they would be if her planes were straight
In basic terms she's just spinning one poi behind her and one in front, in split-time.
Will those capable of telekinesis please raise my hand?
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Posted:
yeah me think so too
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16-18 looks like an off plane windmill
yeah me think so too
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Posted:
16-18, she changes her planes, goes into butterfly time and then throws it horizontal, looks like horizontal mexican wave?
16-18, she changes her planes, goes into butterfly time and then throws it horizontal, looks like horizontal mexican wave?
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Posted:
The more I look at it, the more it looks like an overhead butterfly in split time. the planes are wobbly, but if you watch her hands, that's my best bet. There's a bit of an optical illusion as her left hand drops back almost into a btb, it looks like both poi are travelling in the same direction, but they arn't as there is no direction change until she comes out of it.
The more I look at it, the more it looks like an overhead butterfly in split time. the planes are wobbly, but if you watch her hands, that's my best bet. There's a bit of an optical illusion as her left hand drops back almost into a btb, it looks like both poi are travelling in the same direction, but they arn't as there is no direction change until she comes out of it.
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Posted:
were they two different tricks i think kash explained it best i think
were they two different tricks i think kash explained it best i think
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Posted:
thanks for the help everyone!
thanks for the help everyone!
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