Moves
1b Outside Elbow Flyaway
balls used: 1difficulty (harder to easier):
3b Seperated Palmspin
2B Figure 8 Chase
1b Behind the neck roll
1b Outside Elbow Flyaway
1b Outside Elbow Flyawaylogin to adjust
2b Backarm Roll Transfer
1b Forhead to Back of Neck Stall
4b Curl
2b vertical palmspin
default image: marco 2024-10-02
marco: Move your elbow outwards, hand in front of your chest, untill the arm is horizontal. Hold your hand tightly to your chest and notice the bulging flesh between your under and upper arm. Move your underarm and hand forwards and notice the point where the skin starts to tighten (and move upwards) by the pull of your underarm. The transition point between this tightning and bulging of the skin is the correct arm position. At this point the flesh is minimal tensed and the weight of the ball can easily depress the surface of your skin. On the outside/back of the arm you might have some stability from the upperarmbone. Now it is "simply" a matter of maintaining the balance by slightly lowering or raising of the elbow, preventing the ball from rolling out of the dimple made by its weight.
Comments
Thats very impressive!2003-05-10 04:16:52 by mathias
wow! nice move its really balanced out
re: Thats very impressive!
2003-05-10 09:42:23 by kverens
hehe - congrats on the non-"grimpin" adjective, mathias (son of Deuteronomy of Gath, perhaps?)