UPSB v3

Fundamental Tricks / Thumbspin Thread

  1. ziad
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 11:16:09

    hope for some help extending my number of thumbspins, and also if any1 has trouble in starting wth it
    i have reached 4.0 so far
    i have no idea how to increase tht@@

  2. Metalm3
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 11:30:45

    Add a grip at where the pen is spinning on the thumb. It'll reduce friction thus allowing more spins with the same amount of force applied to execute the ThumbSpin.

  3. Malch
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 13:06:45

    QUOTE (Metalm3 @ May 17 2009, 07:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    Add a grip at where the pen is spinning on the thumb. It'll reduce friction thus allowing more spins with the same amount of force applied to execute the ThumbSpin.

    It also raises the rest of the pen a bit above your hand, so it's less likely to bump into your index finger.

    I'm not good at them but if I were you I'd make TS 2.0 consistent, then 2.5, then 3.0, etc. Until you think you can go for insane spins.

  4. SuriNaruto
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 13:10:35

    QUOTE (ziad @ May 17 2009, 01:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    hope for some help extending my number of thumbspins, and also if any1 has trouble in starting wth it
    i have reached 4.0 so far
    i have no idea how to increase tht@@

    hmm just practice before u jsut get 3 now my highest was 34 u must slide you rthumb up

  5. KTrinh93
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 14:53:16

    QUOTE (Metalm3 @ May 17 2009, 07:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    Add a grip at where the pen is spinning on the thumb. It'll reduce friction thus allowing more spins with the same amount of force applied to execute the ThumbSpin.


    how would a grip reduce friction? unless the pen barrel is rough like sandpaper. but in my experience, grips are rubbery and so that just increases friction on my finger :/

  6. ziad
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 15:10:53

    thx all very much, really helped
    just one more request, can u explain in a video? tongue.gif

  7. Zombo
    Date: Sun, May 17 2009 15:28:07

    thumbspin is a simple fundamental variation, and is thus included in the fundamental section

    http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showt...mp;hl=thumbspin