@shmoofoobean44 eh, really it would take shorter staffs (batons). Mainly because your arms would have to stretch both vertically and horizontally in an extension (which is 4 staff length). It *could* be done in half time, but the actual pattern would be mis-construed in half time; most people wouldn't understand or be able to see it. I typically don't do moves that require "fixing" the trick, though I don't discourage it. Thanks for the comment.
Are you trying to say that extensions are the same as anti-spin? If so, certainly not true. Extensions are proportionally different. An anti-spin is 2 staff lengths long (same as Isolations), while extensions are 4 staff lengths long. The physics of each move are tremendously different, the hand motion and hand speed are very much different. I'm not sure if that will clear things up, but this is very wide-spread knowledge amongst the community.
Hm, I figured it was slow enough to tell. If you look at each different move, they all stay constant on which driving style they are using. So if you were to just pause and rewind to know which driving style they were using you would be able to not be confused by the motions. I guess if MCP makes an add-on to this program she should make some different color options, even if she doesn't though its still amazing. Thanks for the comments.
that 'impossible' one....all you'd have to do it turn when it got to the bottem/top and keep going....i think? :/
shmoofoobean44 1 year ago
@shmoofoobean44 eh, really it would take shorter staffs (batons). Mainly because your arms would have to stretch both vertically and horizontally in an extension (which is 4 staff length). It *could* be done in half time, but the actual pattern would be mis-construed in half time; most people wouldn't understand or be able to see it. I typically don't do moves that require "fixing" the trick, though I don't discourage it. Thanks for the comment.
cornhollio1 1 year ago
I'm sure the expanded hybrids are anti-spin variations not hybrid. hybrid meaning combining 2 different moves.
Cheers Skippy
skipps1234 2 years ago
Are you trying to say that extensions are the same as anti-spin? If so, certainly not true. Extensions are proportionally different. An anti-spin is 2 staff lengths long (same as Isolations), while extensions are 4 staff lengths long. The physics of each move are tremendously different, the hand motion and hand speed are very much different. I'm not sure if that will clear things up, but this is very wide-spread knowledge amongst the community.
cornhollio1 2 years ago
i cant tell which staff is which.. if theyre changing or what... idk... confusing... red and blue...
one staff should be blue.. one should be red... simple as that.
TonyC911 2 years ago
Hm, I figured it was slow enough to tell. If you look at each different move, they all stay constant on which driving style they are using. So if you were to just pause and rewind to know which driving style they were using you would be able to not be confused by the motions. I guess if MCP makes an add-on to this program she should make some different color options, even if she doesn't though its still amazing. Thanks for the comments.
cornhollio1 2 years ago
I need music of this video. anyone can tell what is it?
lenkas77 2 years ago
Cool one
KonStaff 2 years ago
Win
Exuro89 3 years ago
mmm
how sweet woud it be if it was humanly possible..
cool
im downloading that ........ now! thanks meg, and dalef
AWOLLA 3 years ago
I think it may be with two people...
Its ok, including the other ones that are shown here there's 5 million variations of these hybrids that are possible. There's no loss in that :D
The one that i was showing as "Non-humanly possible" was just to show the power of proportions in double staff.
cornhollio1 3 years ago
I think all of these are humanly possible with small enough sticks... so some may move out of the realm of staff and into that of "magnetic baton"
Nice work!!
AlienJon 3 years ago
Very true. Goes into the theory of degree's of infinite. The smaller the staff/baton the larger the amount of "infinite" circles increases.
cornhollio1 3 years ago
Yeah! Nice! )
Meelosapiens 3 years ago
awesome dude, a pleasure to watch you work, thank ya
bebenine 3 years ago