Posted: so, i was just browsing through the double staff matrix thread, and a fantastical revelation struck me..
could one do a double staff pinwheel where both staffs are going in the same direction? so no cross overs or switching of hands..
i was thinking, say both are going clockwise.. you could simultaneously throw them, with left so it makes a small arc over your head, and with right from behind you back, straight up..
then with your left hand you catch the staff thrown with right behind your left hip, as if you just handed it off.
with right you catch the other staff that came over your head and continue the cycle..
it would have to be done pretty fast, and id imagine with relatively short staffs..
has this been done/tried/talked about before?
DentrassiGOLD Member ZORT! 3,045 posts Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted: might be possible - but the catching would be pretty tricky.
a similar move is continuous halo roll-btb pass cycles - basically the same as you described abov but the top staff is transfered across with a halo roll while the bottom is passed to the other hand.
requires some relatively speed handy work, and more easily control if you turn your body with the halo.
have fun
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ado-pGOLD Member Pirate Ninja 3,882 posts Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted: oooohhh
i just got long doubles
doubles contact mmmmm
that sounds like a nice move to start on Dentrassi (havent heard from you in a while, hope your well dude)
not really sure what you mean stickman. you'll have to show me in utrecht on saturday
i do find it very very hard to throw from behind the back. I find it easier to throw holding it waaayy of center.
haveb you tried you just keeping one in the air in front of you and pin wheel the one behind you? i've seen this done and its very pretty indeed.
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CantusSILVER Member Tantamount to fatuity 15,967 posts Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted: I can do doubles pinwheels No "cross overs", no "switching hands", no throws and no absolutely finger spins
Eventually someone will bother to film me but until that happens you'll just have to take my word for it.
Posted: no man, ado-p.. but ill definitely give it a try now!
im definitely a newbie when it comes to doubles.. it was just a thought, but well see if we can work it out..
i have a pair of short doubles tho, but i find them easier to throw, altho they spin quite fast, but well work something out
ado-pGOLD Member Pirate Ninja 3,882 posts Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted: cantus
dont be so slack and make with the explantaiton
i can do double pin wheels in the wheel plane with 1m sticks but thats it and im still working on them..... it feels more like some kind of flower move. no body turning, rolls, wraps or throws
edit/ in fact they are not really pinwheels at all. their long arm fig8's and reverse low double spins. but they look like pinwheels!!!
Posted: yea but you can turn your body when the staff is behind your back.. you said so yourself in that thread started by richee (forget the name of it)] technically the staff should stay in the same plane, in a way like CJ if you know what i mean..
ado-pGOLD Member Pirate Ninja 3,882 posts Location: Galway/Ireland
Posted: i know what you mean but then what do you do with the other stick?
how do you pinwheel both staffs in the wall plane, front and back?
if they are both in the front wall plane oyu can just do long arm butterflies but then its not a pinwheel is it?
yes, well, it was more of a speculation than a concrete idea, let alone something i can do.. but i was thinking you have both staffs behind you, and like i said in the first post, throw them simultaneously...
i tried it yesterday, and although im complete and utter sh!te at throwing from behind my back, it should technically be possible.. im sure the rubber heart duo could do it
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