UPSB v3
Single Member Videos / Some spread skills
just for fun!
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 13:10:06
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rufkl0kHoQ0
I decovered that using spread at the end of the combo is popular nowaday. E.g. nagi in sangkm 13th,
Taeryong in his video, so i put a lot of effort on this tricks, enjoy. -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 13:11:46
Cool vid =)
You are good =O -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 13:48:37
Bust...... Good vid))
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 15:22:26
wow.. thnx to you i wanna learn spread
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 17:09:11
i dont have to learn them. . you already know how to make them 0.o sick
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 20:10:39
A "Spread" is simply a TA followed by Fl Around(s). Let's take his first video, which would be (if I have understood some Japanese notation system correctly) a 1-2-1-2-1-1-1 Spread Septuple (7 arounds :D), or in out notation system a Ext TA ~ Ext TA Bust Bust Bust ^^ Oh, the Ext TAs are Tornados in his vid btw.
Spreads are neat though, cool video. I liked the one at 15-20 seconds most, since it goes back to rotating around the thumb. -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 20:28:57QUOTE (Sfsr @ Jan 17 2008, 09:10 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Oh, the Ext TAs are Tornados in his vid btw.
Tornado is Japanese naming, please refrain from using it to avoid confusion. -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 20:42:14
Please read all my posts in the Tornado thread, and try to respect that I will call ThumbIndexAroundSpin 2.0 T12-T12, which is commonly but wrongly refered to as "Ext TA", for Tornado.
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 20:44:26
That's Fake Double.
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 21:07:11
Either you made a typo or you changed your mind about what "Tornado" refers to. IndexMiddleAround 2.0 T12-T12??
Nice Spreads. I wish I could do any of that. -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 21:28:56QUOTE (Erirornal K. @ Jan 17 2008, 02:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Tornado is Japanese naming, please refrain from using it to avoid confusion.
DROP THE BAN HAMMA
awesome video
im very jealous of your spreads i want your skill
someday. -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 21:32:24
Typo, IndexMiddle -> ThumbIndex.
Please move all posts about this to the correct thread Eriror ^^ -
Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 21:33:47QUOTE (Scott Shaputis @ Jan 17 2008, 04:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>DROP THE BAN HAMMA
awesome video
im very jealous of your spreads i want your skill
someday.
psshhh, you can definitely do it already
i wish i had the skills of anybody on this forum >.<''
is there a tutorial on this anywhere o.0...? i dont' believe eso has it...
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Date: Thu, Jan 17 2008 21:37:32
Please read my post, it's a TA followed by some Fingerless Arounds :/ I guess you know what a TA is, and Fingerless Arounds shouldn't be to hard to figure out. If you do an Ext TA Bust it would be a simple Spread. Just keep adding Busts and Fl TAs, or MAs or whatever and you'll get stuff like this.
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Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 00:58:44
You are very good.... I wish I could do that...
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Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 04:44:45QUOTE (-JC- @ Jan 17 2008, 04:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>psshhh, you can definitely do it already
i wish i had the skills of anybody on this forum >.<''
is there a tutorial on this anywhere o.0...? i dont' believe eso has it...
Why would you need a tutorial on this? It's just a bunch of Bak Rev, Ext. TA, and Cont. FL TA stringed together differently. -
Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 09:26:33QUOTE (Erirornal K. @ Jan 18 2008, 04:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Tornado is Japanese naming, please refrain from using it to avoid confusion.
Do spread spin in two different way?
One is like my video and the other is air trick?
Like that, http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=5F53D42yF8g&NR=1
As i saw some japenese do the air trick and named it "spread".
Which one is correct?
Sorry for my poor English.
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Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 10:01:53
You're doing Spreads of course, he was complaining about me calling the TAs you start your spreads with for Tornado ^^ Spread is the correct Japanese naming, either if it's in the air or not.
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Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 10:16:42
insane......
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Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 13:22:37QUOTE (Sfsr @ Jan 18 2008, 06:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>You're doing Spreads of course, he was complaining about me calling the TAs you start your spreads with for Tornado ^^ Spread is the correct Japanese naming, either if it's in the air or not.
ic, but how can we extingish whether the spread means an air trick or just a normal one ? -
Date: Fri, Jan 18 2008 14:01:39
If we would convert the "Spread" term to our naming system, just putting "Release" after it would show it was aerial. It's hard though, I dunno if Japanese people use names as "Release" and "Riser", so if we want to use them we would have to convert the tricks completely to our notation if we want to break it down correctly.