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Posted:
Left arm under right, poi spinning backwards. I know from this position its possible turn and do crosses turning to the right but is it possible to turn to the left and do crosses without tangling?
(and the other way obviously)
Left arm under right, poi spinning backwards. I know from this position its possible turn and do crosses turning to the right but is it possible to turn to the left and do crosses without tangling?
(and the other way obviously)
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Location: hastings, England (UK)
compfuzzled
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Location: hastings, England (UK)
Posted:
if you can find the rovo "if crossers are dorky" video should answer all your questions
if you can find the rovo "if crossers are dorky" video should answer all your questions
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Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
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Posted:
36-39 seconds of this vid i think he does it.
(or 22-20 as its back to front now!)
the 'if crosses are dorky' vid was great.
36-39 seconds of this vid i think he does it.
(or 22-20 as its back to front now!)
the 'if crosses are dorky' vid was great.
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Posted:
nailed it now. dont really see why it seemed so hard yesterday. Things are confusing to the brain at first i suppose
nailed it now. dont really see why it seemed so hard yesterday. Things are confusing to the brain at first i suppose
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