Moves

1b Armroll to Shoulder Hold

Move Data move name 1b Armroll to Shoulder Hold balls used 1 difficulty 1b Sleight Of Hand harder 100.40 2b mineshaft toss harder 100.38 3b palmspin w/ lineup harder 100.38 1b Armroll to Shoulder Hold harder 100.15 1b Armroll to Shoulder Hold login to adjust 100.15 2b Curl easier 100.11 2b Colour Change easier 100.08 2b Elbow Catch easier 100.08 3b Mesh easier 100.08 default image kverens 2024-09-28 description kverens: There are two places in which you can hold (three, really) a ball at the shoulder. The first, and hardest to get out of, is between the clavicle and the shoulder muscles. the second, which I prefer, is just below the clavicle, just above the pectoral. If you lean back, you can balance a ball there, and a slight shift will move it in any direction you want. The third, of course, is anywhere you want, if you catch the ball and hold it with your chin... juggledo: A nice way to get out of this move is to use your chin to push the ball off of the back of your shoulder, to be caught behind your back in a blind catch.

Comments

This is TOUGH. and I have boney shoulders. I usually hold the ball with my chin. No, wait, I _always_ hold the ball with my chin when doing shoulder stalls. This is tough. Great job Kae. -|Joe|-

That is part of the learning process Joe. You find the sweet spot by trapping it first and then balancing it. Once you are confident with the trap, to balance, it is much easier to find, and stall, on the sweet spot directly. Bony shoulders or not, there is a way. You will need this skill to effectively pull off, The Ungodly Jose. On your bike Jimmy….*g* Ferret