UPSB v3
Advanced Tricks / Rare Tricks List
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Date: Sat, Jun 23 2007 20:10:04
Anyone care to learn some of these rather than what they were previously working on? It might introduce some variety...
Arm Rolls (up and down)
Elbow catches/pops (catching the pen in the elbow slot, pop is releasing it out by popping the arm)
Knee bounces (see spring collab, Pike's combo)
Finger arounds that go around more than one finger (normal and revs) eg, MiddleIndexAround
Shadows/baks with more than 1.5 spins (A Shadow or Bak with more than the usual amount of spins)
Stalls (just the pen stalled on somewhere)
SpiderSpins (see Kam's Pentrix website)
itricks (tricks where the pen appears to vanish, i = invisible)
levitator/most other air tricks (An air trick that uses pressure, check Weis's site)
interceptions (immediately executing a trick from the air, without first catching the pen)
Backhand Tracer (see Kam's Pentrix website)
BakTaps
Bakflip
Air NeoBak
Twisted Pass
Teleports
Telepotation
OC tricks (where you open the cap at beginning of trick, and close it afterwards)
Snap Flips
Arounds with not 1.0 spins. (IndexAround 1.5, 0.5 for example_
Multiple spins palmspins (getting lots of spins on palmspins)
TapHarmonics (Tap > Tap Rev)
Landing tricks in other slots than as normal?
Magic Reset
Bball Spin (Zombo wrote a tutorial on this not long ago)
Floating Passaround
Waterfall
TF Charge
2p2h including tricks like Pesp did in the RMX + ES collab
maybe taking some devil's sticks tricks to pen spinning?
sonic 12-T1?
finger twirls (kelvinchan's trick)
counters (Executing a trick, and then using a fingerless force to bring it back before the trick finishes)
Under the finger arounds. (MiddleAround 12 - 12 for example)
Thunder tricks
I encourage you to reply to this thread and say you are interested in exploring one or more of these areas. Maybe a couple of you could team up to do it? Let's really push this art/sport to it's limit. Also, feel free to add your ideas for rare tricks that you think people might wish to look into... I'll update this list with them.
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Date: Tue, Sep 11 2007 22:30:17
I'm doing some of these tricks little now and then without knowing about it.
What exactly do you mean with "explore". I could learn some of them rather good I think with different variation and post soom movies of me doing them.
Done stuff like:- Finger arounds that go around more than one finger (normal and revs) eg, MiddleIndexAround
- Shadows/baks with more than 1.5 spins (A Shadow or Bak with more than the usual amount of spins)
- itricks (tricks where the pen appears to vanish, i = invisible)
- levitator/most other air tricks (An air trick that uses pressure, check Weis's site)
- interceptions (immediately executing a trick from the air, without first catching the pen)
- Air NeoBak
- Arounds with not 1.0 spins. (IndexAround 1.5, 0.5 for example_
- Bball Spin (Zombo wrote a tutorial on this not long ago)
- counters (Executing a trick, and then using a fingerless force to bring it back before the trick finishes)
But well, I'm interested in some of these categories, especially interceptions, Air NeoBak and Around with not 1.0 spins. Going to practice some of it together with the other tricks I'm practicing =) -
Date: Tue, Sep 11 2007 23:45:21
moved to advanced tricks.
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Date: Wed, Sep 12 2007 01:19:16
I really think inverse neobaks should be added.
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Date: Wed, Sep 12 2007 01:31:47
can i ask for a definition or a clear video of the following:
Bakflip
Air NeoBak
Twisted Pass
Snap Flips
Arounds with not 1.0 spins. (IndexAround 1.5, 0.5 for example_
Floating Passaround
Under the finger arounds. (MiddleAround 12 - 12 for example)
thank you
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Date: Wed, Sep 12 2007 01:48:56
No videos from me, but here are a few answers for you...
Neoback Riser (Air Neobak - never saw that name for it before) would be a Neobackaround in which you jerk you hand up while the pen is spinning on top, making it fly into the air. When the pen comes back down on the hand, let the pen slide back between the fingers just like a normal Neobak would do.
Old Pentix
- go to the air tricks section to find a video for Snap Flip
Fingerarounds that are more than 1.0, simply rotate around a finger more than 1 rotation. Fingeraround 2.0 would just go around a finger 2 times with one push.
Middlearound 12-12 just starts between the Index and Middle fingers and uses the Index finger to push. You use the top finger to push these kinds of tricks instead of the bottom finger. Nothing more to them. -
Date: Fri, Sep 14 2007 21:39:30
Can someone describe what a bakflip is...sounds pretty cool
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Date: Fri, Sep 14 2007 22:12:49
You do a NeoBak 12-12 but don't catch it, instead let it stay on top of the index, like you're doing a baktap. Then you flick the pen into the air using your index.
QUOTE (David Weis)The Backflip is performed following the Neo-backaround the same as you would set up for the Backtap. Just as the pencil lands between the index and middle finger on the back of the hand flick the index finger upward to flip the pencil into the air. -
Date: Fri, Sep 14 2007 22:42:52
Thank you kindly, any one up for these:
Twisted Pass
Floating Passaround
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Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 01:35:13
Can someone explain or get me a vid of a .5 index around and 1.5 IA because I have to clue what they are...
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Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 01:44:55
Indexaround 0.5 also currently known as Passaround.
Indexaround 1.5 -
Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 05:11:21
Double MiddleAround Reverse 12-12
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MiddleAround Reverse 12-1 ~> Fingerless MiddleAround Reverse 1-12
Link to Video [let the video load completely before watching]
The pen doesn't not come in contact with the Index Finger during the spin, only at the start and end of the trick. -
Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 06:45:35
Thunder tricks are rarely used, they should be added
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Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 11:21:43QUOTE (Flip @ Sep 15 2007, 07:11 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Double MiddleAround Reverse 12-12
or
MiddleAround Reverse 12-1 ~> Fingerless MiddleAround Reverse 1-12
Link to Video [let the video load completely before watching]
The pen doesn't not come in contact with the Index Finger during the spin, only at the start and end of the trick.
Nice vid. I actually practiced that like crazy some months ago, but I was never able to pull it off =/
When I practiced it I started from 23. Managed to get MA 1.5 reverse sometimes.
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Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 14:56:44
Damn you Eso
I was trying to get Strat to hand over $20. My hopes and dreams have diminished, and you haven't added wlid's thundertricks yet. I'm not lying when I say they haven't been used in a combo yet.
Edit: after the first comma it is directed at Sketching. -
Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 20:50:21
Half/Full-Taps really don't seem to be that common anymore..
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Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 21:55:59
Backaround & such arent really misnamed. They're fingerless spin/around hybrids, just treat them as the different family that they are & then their naming convention works fine within its own boundaries.
There really is no such thing as an indexaround 2.0, i mean who can really defy gravity like that without introducing a fingerless push, therefore making it double indexaround? I doubt its possible, although if any video proof exists then it certainly is a rare trick indeed. -
Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 22:20:15
moar hand movement=fl indexaround
amIrite?
about the backaround 1.5 etc. issues, i agree, i think it is misnamed but it is already accepted so we shouldnt make any changes to avoid confusion.
Anyways, instead of renaming backaround 1.5, i'm thinking of wiping out the around "2.0, 1.5," concept altogether. -
Date: Sat, Sep 15 2007 22:22:33
if you guys want to talk naming issues, head over to our RD feedback section: http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showforum=26
and look at the topic for the NC (Naming Commitee) -
Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 01:48:56
Some of these are tricks I've never heard of, and google/youtube did not help. Could anyone clarify on the following? Floating passaround, waterfall and twisted pass. They sound interesting.
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 04:24:51QUOTE (Nate @ Sep 15 2007, 08:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Some of these are tricks I've never heard of, and google/youtube did not help. Could anyone clarify on the following? Floating passaround, waterfall and twisted pass. They sound interesting.
i think waterfall is the trick bonkura does in his first solo video with his 2 index fingers. its like an index around that is pushed with the other hand
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 04:32:23
what are you describing is the "Two Finger Twirl" invented by kelvinchan, unless it got renamed or something.
definitively check out the old battlezone of UPSB2: http://www.pentrix.com/upsb2/viewforum.php?f=32
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 17:00:21
Water is just some name I made up. I wouldn't call it that really, but then again, 2 Finger Twirl isn't all that descriptive either.
A true Waterfall was first recorded on film by Maniok.
However, my version of Waterfall was supposed to go down the fingers on both hands. Maniok just used all fingers on his left hand and his index on his right hand. Still pretty cool, nonetheless.
Floating Passaround is supposed to an Aerial where you do a Passaround, but then it flies in the air and you catch it between the same fingers. But it's too hard for me so instead, I made it spin on the palm side of my fingers. In actuality, what I do is an Inverse Shadow Reverse 0.5 23-23
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 18:52:45
Thanks for the help eso, that clears things up a bit. I'm intensely disappointed by that video of Maniok's waterfall. I've been working on putting _exactly_ that trick in a combo for a few weeks now, and thought it was a creative and original work. Turns out Maniok has already done it. Oh well, I'll keep putting the practice in, maybe I can get that one down smoothly.
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 21:04:18
waterfall is a just a combo of 2 finger twirls then, you can add many variations to it.
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Date: Sun, Sep 16 2007 23:48:24
So is twisted pass = korean pass?
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Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 00:34:08
Can we suggest stuff?
Something I thought would be cool is Clip Tricks, not sure what that would involve, but it sounds like a nice concept -
Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 05:47:50
I don't see WindShield wiper, TA T4-TX (pinky push), palm spin rev, pinkyaround, triangle infinity, pass around inverse/reverse/inverse reverse, neo-bak inverse/reverse/inverse reverse
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Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 10:04:32
what's a triangle infinity?
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Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 11:16:00QUOTE (LMnet @ Sep 17 2007, 07:47 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I don't see WindShield wiper, TA T4-TX (pinky push), palm spin rev, pinkyaround, triangle infinity, pass around inverse/reverse/inverse reverse, neo-bak inverse/reverse/inverse reverse
I think the bolded tricks are very ordinary tricks. It's a normal trick with a variation to it that makes it a little more unique. But I've seen the bold ones pretty many times so I wouldn't consider them very rare.
And yeah, how does a triangle infinity look like? =/ -
Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 12:41:31
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkIOqnlWhlY
Triangle infinity -
Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 19:40:14QUOTE (LMnet @ Sep 17 2007, 02:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkIOqnlWhlY
Triangle infinity
Lol :DD
Harder then it looks though, and not so usefull :) -
Date: Mon, Sep 17 2007 20:06:10QUOTE (LMnet @ Sep 17 2007, 02:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkIOqnlWhlY
Triangle infinity
Wow... that's an ugly trick(no offence)...
But it's rare
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Date: Tue, Sep 18 2007 04:07:10QUOTE (Eso @ Sep 16 2007, 01:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Floating Passaround is supposed to an Aerial where you do a Passaround, but then it flies in the air and you catch it between the same fingers. But it's too hard for me so instead, I made it spin on the palm side of my fingers. In actuality, what I do is an Inverse Shadow Reverse 0.5 23-23
As I understand it, floating passaround is not an aerial, but it is a passaround that spins in place, but really is spinning on the side of the finger. It doesn't have to fly in the air. -
Date: Tue, Sep 18 2007 05:12:09QUOTE (grsbmd @ Sep 18 2007, 12:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>As I understand it, floating passaround is not an aerial, but it is a passaround that spins in place, but really is spinning on the side of the finger. It doesn't have to fly in the air.
What I said...QUOTEFloating Passaround is supposed to an Aerial where you do a Passaround, but then it flies in the air and you catch it between the same fingers. But it's too hard for me so instead, I made it spin on the palm side of my fingers -
Date: Tue, Sep 18 2007 21:33:11
A Floating PassAround would be a PassAround done as an aerial as Eso said, but the name for the non-aerial one [or a PassAround that spins in place as you call it] is called a Sidespin 12-12.
Video: Cont. SideSpin 12-12 x4 -
Date: Wed, Sep 19 2007 05:24:04
Wow, add that to the list of rare tricks...this is the first time ive ever heard of sidespin. Coincidently enough it also answers the question of what the hell my friend keeps doing in class with his pen...never knew it was called sidespin.
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Date: Wed, Sep 19 2007 06:01:32
I've seen it quite a few times before, especially in my own videos.
Not a lot by other persons though.
There are some really nice ideas in this topic, really nice. -
Date: Wed, Sep 19 2007 10:00:32
Flip, sidespin is kinda like tiny Inv Shadow 0.5s?
edit: and what about Spiderspin? Not a rare trick I guess, but I've never looked into what it really is... -
Date: Wed, Sep 19 2007 10:25:47
It's pretty rare I'd say. Haven't seen alot of people that's doing it in collabs and other showcase videos.
Here's a video to show you how it's done, Spiderspin. -
Date: Wed, Sep 19 2007 16:47:19
Ah, I just realized someone did that in a video before, I think in the WT... hang on, let me look it up. Oh, and is it the trick wich is like a halftap, only on other fingers?
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Date: Sat, Sep 22 2007 13:19:50QUOTE (Sfsr @ Sep 19 2007, 06:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Ah, I just realized someone did that in a video before, I think in the WT... hang on, let me look it up. Oh, and is it the trick wich is like a halftap, only on other fingers?
Skatox did one in the WT.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4jIeGZA7ts4 -
Date: Tue, Sep 25 2007 03:57:56
There were two tricks that Bonkura was working on that definitely deserve to be on this list (though they may already be, as I don't know their names). I recall seeing them both in a short video on Youtube where he just did these two tricks continuously and smoothly.
The first looked similar to a triangle pass, but was executed using only fingers 1, 2 and 3 and was done palm down. The pen spun slowly on the back of the middle finger's knuckle/cuticle.
The other looked like a regular fingerpass, but he substituted in the thumb for the index finger (or maybe he didn't use the pinky, and just did a T123 fingerpass). It may be an easy to describe trick, but it's definitely really rare, as I've never seen anyone else do it.
Such originality. He'll be sorely missed, but always remembered.
I can't find that video at the moment. I'll keep looking, but if anyone has seen it and doesn't mind saving me the time . . . I'd appreciate it. -
Date: Tue, Sep 25 2007 06:21:17QUOTE (nathan. @ Sep 24 2007, 11:57 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>The first looked similar to a triangle pass, but was executed using only fingers 1, 2 and 3 and was done palm down. The pen spun slowly on the back of the middle finger's knuckle/cuticle.
Wouldn't this just be classified as triangle pass 123? Regardless, its crazy hard and very rare. There's a video of him doing it when him and crash were on TV. -
Date: Tue, Sep 25 2007 12:40:52
this may not really be a rare 'trick', more of a rare linkage.
i've hardly seen anyone do a bakaround ~ FL TA rev from other fingers instead of just 12. as in midbak ~ FL TA rev or ringbak to FL TA rev.
bonkura did a pinkybak to FL TA rev, and it looked like some sort of wrist spin or something. looked really cool.
definitely unique. -
Date: Tue, Sep 25 2007 16:33:22
can any1 explain a "korean pass" please? i read it on youtube in a breakdown
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Date: Tue, Sep 25 2007 17:28:16QUOTE (quigonjinntte @ Sep 25 2007, 12:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>can any1 explain a "korean pass" please? i read it on youtube in a breakdown
It's just a horizontal/diagonal pass. That's it! It's not that combo you see in videos. Those combos merely use the Pass.
And I agree with whoever said this, but you might as well just call it a Pass. That's all it is. Nothing more, nothing less. -
Date: Wed, Sep 26 2007 04:16:32
These are the tricks I was referring to. I thought they were on youtube, but it was actually Dailymotion where I first saw them, hosted by fratleym (pouetah is his dailymotion username).
I think it's a pass T1234, since it looks like he uses all his fingers. He enters the triangle pass 123 from a triangle pass T12 . . . I've never seen anything like either of those. -
Date: Mon, Oct 8 2007 02:09:19
what are the "thunder" tricks?
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Date: Mon, Oct 8 2007 02:24:49
Thundertricks
Could someone add that link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1qj_7fJHaM) to the first page? -
Date: Tue, Oct 9 2007 20:59:14
I'm hoping that the Thundertricks will be taken off this list some day and become commonly used tricks. Come on people, roar a little more!
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Date: Fri, Oct 12 2007 00:51:37
Yes, I can't believe that they actually got added. They deserve every second that they get on that list.
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Date: Thu, Jan 31 2008 23:07:49
Palm up Fingerless Arounds
Video by Pentrixter
These are SICK! -
Date: Fri, Feb 1 2008 13:56:58
i've been practicing those for a while
like linking a rev palm spin into one of them -
Date: Sun, Feb 3 2008 23:40:35
twisted pass?
care to explain?
btw scott shaputis does a lot of bakflips and if i could link them smoothly so would i -
Date: Mon, Feb 4 2008 00:49:55
I still don't understand how Twisted Pass is different than a Single Extended Infinity.
Does anyone have a link or have the video of the slow version that supposedly shows the combo better? Zombo? I guess the slow video was posted on a Chinese PS Yahooo group that I never saw.
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Date: Mon, Feb 4 2008 02:06:25
the link is dead.
twisted pass uses the thumb to transfer between 12 to 23 or something like that. -
Date: Mon, Feb 4 2008 02:36:22
Link replaced. nhk_9 seems to have some odd movement, but the top-down angle of the video obscures what's going on.
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Date: Tue, Mar 4 2008 05:12:58
there's something im not sure about, and i dont have a camera to show you
basically, it's a fingerpass. it's definitely a fingerpass. but when the pen reaches 12, 12 comes up and does a charge 0.5 > charge rev 0.25
then it continues with the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 with the fingers still straight
then two more passes to 12, with the fingers bent, and so on
so the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 have the counter clockwise spin of a charge reverse
and the pass 34-23 > pass 23-12 have the clockwise spin of a charge
as opposed to a regular fingerpass, where the pen has a constant clockwise spin
i learned the fingerpass without any videos, so once i got good at it i started to do this
then i saw a video of bonkura doing his fingerpass and saw that what i was doing clearly was not it...
basically i'd like to know what the trick is called. since i've never seen anyone else do it, i'm thinking it could warrant a position on this list -
Date: Tue, Mar 4 2008 11:50:04QUOTE (Nova @ Sep 25 2007, 02:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>this may not really be a rare 'trick', more of a rare linkage.
i've hardly seen anyone do a bakaround ~ FL TA rev from other fingers instead of just 12. as in midbak ~ FL TA rev or ringbak to FL TA rev.
bonkura did a pinkybak to FL TA rev, and it looked like some sort of wrist spin or something. looked really cool.
definitely unique.
Eriror does that a lot from all sort of baks.QUOTE (Mats @ Feb 1 2008, 01:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've also been practicing those a lot, just like Scott, from Palm Spin Rev. It's pretty cool.
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Date: Tue, Mar 4 2008 17:20:22QUOTE (Shadowserpant @ Mar 4 2008, 05:12 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>there's something im not sure about, and i dont have a camera to show you
basically, it's a fingerpass. it's definitely a fingerpass. but when the pen reaches 12, 12 comes up and does a charge 0.5 > charge rev 0.25
then it continues with the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 with the fingers still straight
then two more passes to 12, with the fingers bent, and so on
so the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 have the counter clockwise spin of a charge reverse
and the pass 34-23 > pass 23-12 have the clockwise spin of a charge
as opposed to a regular fingerpass, where the pen has a constant clockwise spin
i learned the fingerpass without any videos, so once i got good at it i started to do this
then i saw a video of bonkura doing his fingerpass and saw that what i was doing clearly was not it...
basically i'd like to know what the trick is called. since i've never seen anyone else do it, i'm thinking it could warrant a position on this list
What you described is clearly a combo and not a trick. Almost every combo is rare combo because I don't think people often come up with the same combo... Perhaps you should have asked your question in the What am I doing? thread as it seems you are more looking for an explaination or name of what it is your are doing rather than discussion about a rare trick. -
Date: Tue, Mar 4 2008 19:22:27QUOTE (Shadowserpant @ Mar 4 2008, 12:12 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>there's something im not sure about, and i dont have a camera to show you
basically, it's a fingerpass. it's definitely a fingerpass. but when the pen reaches 12, 12 comes up and does a charge 0.5 > charge rev 0.25
then it continues with the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 with the fingers still straight
then two more passes to 12, with the fingers bent, and so on
so the pass 12-23 > pass 23-34 have the counter clockwise spin of a charge reverse
and the pass 34-23 > pass 23-12 have the clockwise spin of a charge
as opposed to a regular fingerpass, where the pen has a constant clockwise spin
i learned the fingerpass without any videos, so once i got good at it i started to do this
then i saw a video of bonkura doing his fingerpass and saw that what i was doing clearly was not it...
basically i'd like to know what the trick is called. since i've never seen anyone else do it, i'm thinking it could warrant a position on this list
should probably be posted in the "What am I doing" thread along with a video. -
Date: Wed, Mar 5 2008 03:52:57
wouldn't Tap Harmonics and Waterfall be combos?
i just didnt think it was completely restricted to single tricks
and it doesnt feel like a full blown combo to me, just a slightly varianted fingerpass
and yea i knew about the what am i doing thread, i just didn't have a camera
oh well ill go check that out now
thanx though -
Date: Thu, Mar 6 2008 03:51:59
Leigun and Kamehkameha is pretty rare trick
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Date: Sat, Mar 29 2008 05:59:46
Arghh
I need help with that 2p2h trick Pesp did ~.~
Anyone there who can help me?
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Date: Fri, Oct 24 2008 22:46:15
Can someone give me information and/or videos on the twisted pass and floating passaround?
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Date: Sat, Oct 25 2008 01:02:44
Seasick and angel sonic?
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Date: Sat, Oct 25 2008 04:38:37QUOTE (Glamouraz @ Oct 24 2008, 06:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Seasick and angel sonic?
Not my video, but here's a video of an Angel's sonic...
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Date: Sat, Oct 25 2008 05:08:31
CNstar did a combo filled with seasick wipers in his tag with 12ve.
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Date: Sat, Oct 25 2008 05:08:48
what about moonwalk baks? the pen in the same starting position would go into the opposite direction but wouldn't be a bak rev
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Date: Sat, Oct 25 2008 16:08:40QUOTE (TheSpinner 3.5 @ Oct 24 2008, 10:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>what about moonwalk baks? the pen in the same starting position would go into the opposite direction but wouldn't be a bak rev
and for that matter what about warped, twisted and pseudo baks
There is no Moonwalk anymore look here
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Date: Sun, Oct 26 2008 04:16:10QUOTE (FrozenIce @ Oct 24 2008, 03:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Can someone give me information and/or videos on the twisted pass and floating passaround?
Thanks!
Anyone? -
Date: Sun, Oct 26 2008 05:20:58
You can't search for like 4 seconds? -
Date: Tue, Oct 28 2008 00:40:37
can I saw a vid of inverse baks(including neobak)?
I saw one her before but don't it anymore -
Date: Tue, Oct 28 2008 01:05:30
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Date: Tue, Oct 28 2008 01:27:41
thank you, so I had a pretty good idea of it
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Date: Wed, Oct 29 2008 07:09:48
Well Counters are pretty advanced now.considering more and more solo videos have them
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Date: Wed, Oct 29 2008 18:03:12QUOTE (Hanzoro- @ Oct 29 2008, 12:09 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Well Counters are pretty advanced now.considering more and more solo videos have them
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Date: Sun, Nov 2 2008 13:24:03
Anyone seen when contact jugglers roll a ball from the back of one hand, down their arm, over the back of their neck, down the other arm and onto the back of the opposite hand? I think this would be a really (really really) nice trick to change hands during mid-combo, however I can't get the pen past my neck...
Ideas? Would be good (awesome) if someone could get this down. -
Date: Sun, Nov 2 2008 14:54:10QUOTE (Mats @ Nov 2 2008, 07:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Anyone seen when contact jugglers roll a ball from the back of one hand, down their arm, over the back of their neck, down the other arm and onto the back of the opposite hand? I think this would be a really (really really) nice trick to change hands during mid-combo, however I can't get the pen past my neck...
Ideas? Would be good (awesome) if someone could get this down.
Damn hard..Its a pen. I dont think you could balance it that well. Even if you can do it once or twice I dont think you can consistently do it.
I agree with you that it would look awesome. It would probably not work out in a sitting posture either cuz its harder to do...
But if someone does get it down..then that's just
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Date: Sun, Nov 2 2008 17:28:24QUOTE (Mats @ Nov 2 2008, 05:24 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Anyone seen when contact jugglers roll a ball from the back of one hand, down their arm, over the back of their neck, down the other arm and onto the back of the opposite hand? I think this would be a really (really really) nice trick to change hands during mid-combo, however I can't get the pen past my neck...
Ideas? Would be good (awesome) if someone could get this down.
Hrm...
You would probably have to use a really heavy, double sided pen, like the Dr. KT for example.