Moves
1b Cradle to Outside Elbow Stall
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balls used: 1difficulty:
| 6b Diamond | harder | 102.31 |
| 1b Forhead to Nosebridge Stall | harder | 102.08 |
| 1b Cradle to Outside Elbow Stall | harder | 101.86 |
| 1b Praying Stall | harder | 101.86 |
| 1b Cradle to Outside Elbow Stall | login to adjust | 101.86 |
| 7b Line Shuffle | easier | 101.74 |
| 1b Forearm Chestroll | easier | 101.69 |
| 2b Back-Back butterfly | easier | 101.60 |
| 1b Chest catch | easier | 101.38 |
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Comments
Talk about Minimalism2002-01-31 21:23:21 by chicken
Wow, a move where Zero balls are being manipulated. Folks, this is a HUGE step forward in the Art. I guess the next step would be to palmspin negative four balls. (-;
re: Talk about Minimalism
2002-02-01 21:43:44 by lcoombes
Sheesh. I fixed it, okay? Leave it to a chicken to notice something like that. ^_~
re: re: Talk about Minimalism
2002-02-03 02:01:48 by chicken
Awww. And I was just about to go on about the implications of spinning real balls with anti-balls. Or maybe it was Real Balls with Anti-spin... Oh, the possibilities of Quantum Contact juggling. On a more serious note, this is a good move to know, and once you get it down on both sides, you can do a nice big roll from one outside elbow to the other. -|Joe|-
re: re: re: Talk about Minimalism
2002-02-03 10:37:14 by kverens
It also shows that "wave" thing that Owen Edson talked about in his video - note how each part of the arm is raised after the other.
Talk about Minimalism
2002-02-04 15:54:18 by Shifty
Yeah, that wasnt really apparent to me that I do that, until I started workin on this move. There are hundreds of tips to help learn it, so it would be hard to list them here.
