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Posted:
Pele, sorry in advance if that one has allready been discussed, just could not find it in the searchg section ...here is my question :do you guys throw your poiZ in the air ? is it common ? what can one do ? how far can this juggling thing go ? Shine onCassandra
Pele, sorry in advance if that one has allready been discussed, just could not find it in the searchg section ...here is my question :do you guys throw your poiZ in the air ? is it common ? what can one do ? how far can this juggling thing go ? Shine onCassandra
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Posted:
The main thing I found helpful was to start stalling the wibble just as it's passing 12, following the arc so it doesn't wrap around your hand. I usually try to catch as close under the counterweight as possible, but if you catch it farther up the cord you'll need to use a lighter touch to keep it from whirling crazy fast. Also give it a little upward momentum when you flip it to keep it from drifting down. The rest you just need to get a feel for...
The main thing I found helpful was to start stalling the wibble just as it's passing 12, following the arc so it doesn't wrap around your hand. I usually try to catch as close under the counterweight as possible, but if you catch it farther up the cord you'll need to use a lighter touch to keep it from whirling crazy fast. Also give it a little upward momentum when you flip it to keep it from drifting down. The rest you just need to get a feel for...
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