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Forums > Advanced Poi Moves > wave 9 beats - is it possible?
Login/Join to ParticipatePosted:I've learned a 7 beat no wrap, and in fact it's much more easy it looks. So, is it possible to add some beats without wraps, throws and moves like "augmented wave"? Have you any information about 9-beats (or more 
) no-wrap wave? is it a 7-beats motion with any body turning? or... 
P.S. Excuse me my English. I hope you understood me =]
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) no-wrap wave? is it a 7-beats motion with any body turning? or... P.S. Excuse me my English. I hope you understood me =]
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Posted:First of all I want to ask you, why? Why would you like to learn a 9 beat weave? I bet that it`s possible but would it look good, however everyone got different spinning styles and perhaps you like the really techy stuff but when it comes to what I like to play with and look the 9 beat weave wouldn`t fit into it 
But that wasn`t your question, sorry. The question whas if it`s possible, for sure it`s possible but it`s not whery comfortble to do it I guess :/
Good look my spinning friend!
But that wasn`t your question, sorry. The question whas if it`s possible, for sure it`s possible but it`s not whery comfortble to do it I guess :/
Good look my spinning friend!
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Posted:I'm sure you can find the info if you search for it. One of the regulars here (simian?) posted a vid of it quite a while ago. It's annoyingly contortionistic, not very pretty and there's not enough of a difference from other weave types of movements for it to be at all useful aside from bragging rights.
Good luck in finding the vid, you'll maybe see what I mean if you can find it. Is it really considered an "advanced" move though? contortionist definitely, but advanced? I'm thinking not.
Peace,
- Sui
Good luck in finding the vid, you'll maybe see what I mean if you can find it. Is it really considered an "advanced" move though? contortionist definitely, but advanced? I'm thinking not.
Peace,
- Sui
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why?
it's just a new move, no more. I agree, it looks (in my fantasies) like really ********* **** ****'s ******, but we haven't a lot of poisters doing 9-beats. Maybe, I want to be one of them 
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One of the regulars here (simian?) posted a vid of it quite a while ago
Oh, thanks! I'll search =)
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Good look my spinning friend!
why?
it's just a new move, no more. I agree, it looks (in my fantasies
) like really ********* **** ****'s ******, but we haven't a lot of poisters doing 9-beats. Maybe, I want to be one of them Written by:
One of the regulars here (simian?) posted a vid of it quite a while ago
Oh, thanks! I'll search =)
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Good look my spinning friend!
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Posted:It sure is possible, and when you've already learned 7 beat weave it should not be very far away.
9 beat reverse is also possible, if you understand the trick and have rather flexible arms, increasing the number of beats in weave is not very difficult... well.
As to what is possible without wraps I've heard about up to 13 beat weave... but i think you got to actually twist up your body to increase beats to that point.
Have fun practicing!
9 beat reverse is also possible, if you understand the trick and have rather flexible arms, increasing the number of beats in weave is not very difficult... well.
As to what is possible without wraps I've heard about up to 13 beat weave... but i think you got to actually twist up your body to increase beats to that point.
Have fun practicing!
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Posted:I've never seen more than 9 beats without wrapping/cheating some how - though there's a challenge there if someone wants to prove me wrong 
Not that i think it's impossible, but there's only so many twists you can get in your arms/wrists/hands/fingers...
But again, i'd err on the side of "it looks rubbish" so haven't really bothered trying.
Reverse 7-bt turning i think looks nice in a "WTF is that" kind of way, but meh - to each their own
Not that i think it's impossible, but there's only so many twists you can get in your arms/wrists/hands/fingers...
But again, i'd err on the side of "it looks rubbish" so haven't really bothered trying.
Reverse 7-bt turning i think looks nice in a "WTF is that" kind of way, but meh - to each their own
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Posted:Didn't Rev put out a video of an 11 beat weave somewhere? (I've never really understood beats tbh so I have no ideas on this)
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Posted:wow...i never even heard of the 9 beat weave...only the 5 beat weave...which i can sorta manage to do...just not very neatly/smoothly....it would be so cool if you could find a way to do an infinite amount of beats. 
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Posted:You can - you just switch your poi over in your hand
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Posted:thats right Durbs. i found a way to do it some years ago. a never ending weave, some argue its not really a weave, but who cares what its called. Its a great way to do alot of moves not possible to a spinner who dont switch hands.
never ending weave is just one of them. its a revolution from my point of view!!
never ending weave is just one of them. its a revolution from my point of view!!
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Posted:A bit off topic but i think i saw a vid of Nick Woolsey doing an infinate weave useing the string twist method as i say not realy relevent but looked awsom.
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Posted: Written by: Vertig0
Yes, it's possible.
Aahh.. I think 9 beat weave looks awesome
Thanks for posting!
Yes, it's possible.
Aahh.. I think 9 beat weave looks awesome
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Posted:(Possible - but not attractive )
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