UPSB v3

Advanced Tricks / ways to spice up noob combos

  1. Oats121
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 01:00:10

    well my combos are rather bland and i've been thinking on ways i could make them more interesting to the eye. not finishers. nor power tricks. just things you can put it in to make it more interesting, and still be good for linkage purposes.

    so far i've thought of 2

    tipped sonic t1-12-23-34 > tax2

    fl rev ts t1-12 > midbak 12-34 [this one is hard for me but i can do it]

    any1 else?

    im also trying to master pass 23-t3 > rev ta t3-23, and between other slots, and in reverse

  2. miyat
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 01:07:15

    hybrids and counters.

  3. Oats121
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 01:08:14

    QUOTE (miyat @ Apr 26 2010, 09:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    counters.


    huh?

  4. Chief_Snake
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 02:03:26

    http://www.upsb.info/forum/index.php?showtopic=25534

  5. Zombo
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 02:09:10

    look at the thread "post combos with simple tricks"

  6. Oats121
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 03:04:45

    QUOTE (Zombo @ Apr 26 2010, 10:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
    look at the thread "post combos with simple tricks"


    well i'd like to think something a lil complicated is an order to keep the viewers attention

  7. blahblahting
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 20:35:20

    tw sonic rev 23-34 > pass normal 34-23 is flashy thumb.gif

    a lot of charge/pass combos can look really good just by adding emphasis with hand movements

    also, vary amounts of palm up/down

  8. RdHg
    Date: Tue, Apr 27 2010 21:41:06

    Wipers might help....maybe....idk dry.gif

  9. Bam
    Date: Wed, Apr 28 2010 15:43:21

    Simple Aerial Tricks, Newb Aerials, Try the wave thing.. Palm up and down am i right?

  10. JC
    Date: Wed, Apr 28 2010 18:13:23

    If you're a beginner...this is what I recommend...
    -Just learn new tricks-- you'll need the variety for later on, and even being able to incorporate variety into your combos that might look kinda spammy now is good
    -Arounds, Backarounds, Shadows, Wipers, Aerials, and a few spin tricks (thumbspin 1.5, palmspin 1.0?) are good places to start

    That's to spice up...I guess, "noob combos"

    -Smoothen out what you know--Since I'm here already, I'll talk about the next step you should take after you learn a lot of new tricks. Try just putting them together in whatever way feels good to you (while trying to use a bunch of the tricks you know, not just the easy ones)...and practice, practice, practice until you can do it smoothly

    -Add new linkages -- And then this is more advanced, but you'll want to come up with new, creative linkages using the tricks you know (i'm sure you'd be learning more along the way as well to add to your repertoire of tricks). Many times, the most common linkages used are those that are easiest, or those that can be seen done the most often by other spinners. Trying making your own appealing linkages..and you're on your way to being a great spinner =]

    Each of those 3 steps takes quite a while though ph34r.gif but keep at it! There might've been more steps I meant to add since this thing is knida on the spot..=P