UPSB v3
Advanced Tricks / Clarification needed for Weis/Korean Neobackaround (Neobak)
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Date: Sat, Oct 6 2007 02:13:33
am i doing a korean neobak or a weissian neobak?
http://media.putfile.com/neobak
i have been trying to do neobak fall for ages now, ever since i saw lordbojo do it. And i still cant get it. I am handicapping myself by trying to learn the [harder] weissian way first? -
Date: Sat, Oct 6 2007 02:15:27
Weis, basically. The Neobackaround should touch the back of the hand when it spins, or atleast spin over the base knuckle. The "Korean" Neobak just spins at the finger tips.
Spinning the pen at the finger tips means that you don't have to move your fingers apart as much, which makes the "Korean" Neobak 23 and the transition to the "Korean" Neobak 34 easier.Handy Tips ->Since the "Korean" Neobak doesn't spin on the back of the hand or even the base knuckle, it's just a Fingerless Shadow Reverse.Date: Sat, Oct 6 2007 03:00:59If you're trying to learn Neobak Fall, you pretty much have to use Korean Neobaks. Because when you get to the Neobak 23-34, if you're using Weissian Neobaks you can't lift your ring finger high enough for the pen to pass under.
You really should learn both versions of the Neobak, though. Like when you do Neobak -> Baktap, it's a lot easier with Weissian version. They're both useful for different situations.Date: Sat, Oct 6 2007 03:04:31thank you very much for the help.
now i just need to learn korean bak...Date: Sat, Oct 13 2007 21:07:11So what's the difference between a Korean Neobak and a shadow reverse?
Date: Sat, Oct 13 2007 21:11:58Korean Neobackaround = Fingerless Shadow Reverse
Date: Sat, Oct 13 2007 21:34:03QUOTE (sketching @ Oct 13 2007, 05:11 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Korean Neobackaround = Fingerless Shadow Reverse
Aren't all Shadows fingerless?Date: Sat, Oct 13 2007 21:35:07Nope, Shadows use finger motion, you start with a 1/2 Charge motion to get the pen going.
Date: Sun, Oct 14 2007 22:16:18QUOTE (Foofdude @ Oct 6 2007, 12:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>If you're trying to learn Neobak Fall, you pretty much have to use Korean Neobaks. Because when you get to the Neobak 23-34, if you're using Weissian Neobaks you can't lift your ring finger high enough for the pen to pass under.what is a Baktap?
You really should learn both versions of the Neobak, though. Like when you do Neobak -> Baktap, it's a lot easier with Weissian version. They're both useful for different situations.
(I couldn't find in the UCPSB, all the videos are broken)Date: Sun, Oct 14 2007 22:24:36He meant baCktap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILrNR0rzETIDate: Sat, Nov 17 2007 20:15:05QUOTE (krash @ Oct 14 2007, 04:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>what is a Baktap?
(I couldn't find in the UCPSB, all the videos are broken)
http://ps.davidweis.com/videos/forts1.5son...baktapsonic.avi
forward TS1.5 to sonic to neobak to baktap to sonic
Date: Sat, Nov 17 2007 20:28:34I think David needs to get with the times. Learn the new naming system.
Date: Sat, Nov 17 2007 20:32:41Date: Wed, Nov 21 2007 18:15:18QUOTE (DavidWeis @ Nov 17 2007, 02:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>http://ps.davidweis.com/videos/forts1.5son...baktapsonic.avi
forward TS1.5 to sonic to neobak to baktap to sonic
How do you think this should this be written? If this is about TS vs TA I believe they're two different tricks.Date: Wed, Nov 21 2007 19:23:33QUOTE (DavidWeis @ Nov 21 2007, 07:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>How do you think this should this be written? If this is about TS vs TA I believe they're two different tricks.
That TA and TS are two different tricks is accepted by everyone nowdays, many don't even know there used to be a discussion about that. What he means is that most people write -> instead of to, don't use terms as "forward" and sometimes break down the combo completely by writing out the catch and push and the number of rotations. This is how I would've written it >
ThumbSpin 1.5 T1-23 -> Sonic 23-12 -> NeoBak 12-12 -> Baktap 12-23 -> Sonic 23-12Date: Thu, Nov 22 2007 03:10:02QUOTE (Sfsr @ Nov 21 2007, 01:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>That TA and TS are two different tricks is accepted by everyone nowdays, many don't even know there used to be a discussion about that. What he means is that most people write -> instead of to, don't use terms as "forward" and sometimes break down the combo completely by writing out the catch and push and the number of rotations. This is how I would've written it >
ThumbSpin 1.5 T1-23 -> Sonic 23-12 -> NeoBak 12-12 -> Baktap 12-23 -> Sonic 23-12
All of those start and finish positions are the tricks standard start and finish positions so they can be omitted... right?
Date: Thu, Nov 22 2007 03:38:17Yeah, they can be omitted when standard positions are used or the positions are quite obvious from the context of the breakdown. Sfsr's breakdown makes sure that the positions are known.
@Sfsr: when linking tricks in a breakdown, only ">" is used, not "->", keep things simple.Date: Tue, Nov 27 2007 21:27:01I've yet to see a video of the 'Fingerless Shadow Reverse' trick though. Most of the Korean videos that I had came across only showed the Korean backaround (and not the Korean neobackaround). But I'm sure the trick wouldn't be too much different from the original Neobak.
It seems like nowadays the "Korean backaround fall" is fairly common. It's a pretty neat combo, but I prefer to see it as something like "Fingerless Indexspin reverse + pass 12-23 + Fingerless Middlespin reverse + pass 23-34 etc.etc." In the original backaround, the pen spins either on the back of the hand or the back of the fingers. However it seems like the "Korean backaround" spins AROUND fingers instead of on the back of either the hand or the fingers.
Just a rant from a former Naming Committee guyDate: Thu, Nov 29 2007 11:14:05I had a video of a what people called a "Korean NeoBackaround" in the solo video I was making (which I never finished or released). I removed what I had from YouTube and am not sure I still have the video on my computer, but I'll see if I can find it somewhere. I'll upload it and post it here if I find it, then you can say what you think it really is.
Date: Sat, Dec 20 2008 02:25:32what is a neobak 12-23 and how do you do it
thank you im confusedDate: Sat, Dec 20 2008 08:32:35QUOTE (meir @ Dec 20 2008, 10:25 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>what is a neobak 12-23 and how do you do it
thank you im confused
i think its a neobak which starts at 12 and ends at 23?Date: Sat, Dec 20 2008 11:58:26QUOTE (Xternal @ Dec 20 2008, 02:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>i think its a neobak which starts at 12 and ends at 23?
You must be knowing what's a shadow so:
- Do a shadow reverse 12-12
- Now you know the motion so do it from 12-23
- For a NeoBak 12-23; make step 2 fingerless.
That's itDate: Sat, Dec 20 2008 23:10:47QUOTE (Outsmash @ Dec 20 2008, 06:58 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You must be knowing what's a shadow so:
- Do a shadow reverse 12-12
- Now you know the motion so do it from 12-23
- For a NeoBak 12-23; make step 2 fingerless.
That's it
thank you both i just thought it started and ended in the same fingerslot thanks for clearing that uoDate: Sun, Dec 21 2008 20:32:34QUOTE (Outsmash @ Dec 20 2008, 04:58 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You must be knowing what's a shadow so:
- Do a shadow reverse 12-12
- Now you know the motion so do it from 12-23
- For a NeoBak 12-23; make step 2 fingerless.
That's it
You just told him how to do a Fingerless Shadow Reverse, not a Neobak. >_<