Soulwire Lab 106 - Technical moves...
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Channel: ken hill · 2008 · Entertainment
These moves might not be the flashiest, but these are technical moves which may build into something flashier. It is still very much a work in progress..that is what these labs are all about. :) Elaborations: "L" stop is all about thumb placement to use the chain of the chuck to wind around itself. 1 handed symmetrical crossings: These are about getting the chuck to spin by moving each side in opposite directions. This first technique is based on how you pull back and bend it in the middle. #2: This is the same concept except the focus is on the tips of the chucks (instead of how it balances in the middle..it's the backwards approach to #1, and is actually easier to pull off) Wrist rotation: Just stop your wrist roll..that's all. You can then change the angle. A Strange Twist: was actually created by attempting to do symmetrical crossing from an aerial. It's just basically pulling your arm in the opposite direction of the spin. It does nothing for the momentum of the other chuck, but makes it look like you're doing something else..the chuck still spins exactly the same. Nice for a variance. Chaos Aerial: It is hard to describe..still working on catching it. If you look closely, you'll see that it begins as an aerial moving one direction, but then it flips directions half way through and you have to catch it as if you did an aerial from a different direction. The trick is to do the minor variance (above) but let go so the momentum of the crank will jack the chuck into a frenzy..I have no idea why it does that..I was thinking it would actually be another symmetrical crossing, but instead it predictably goes a little wild.
