Poi Tricks; Trammels

Learn to spin a trammel with your poi.

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[firestonemagic]

Kakatrass- again, depends on the region/country/teacher. Trammels could be the overall definition and C.A.P.S is a variation of a trammel. Leo here even tells you this in his videos- there's all kinds of variations. The confusion also lies in some of you havent taken pro- lessons so "C cap" is probably a lingo term that everyone knows on a street level but not a professional leve and vice versa. Happens all the time in performing arts of ANY kind. Like I say though depends,ect.

[TheSpinsterz]

@firestonemagic And it gets even more confusing with partner acro. There is AcroYoga and there is circus partner acro. There's lots of the same moves, but they all have different names depending on your background.

[firestonemagic]

Twis Tech Tonic and Britishhogo: ps. Yes when moving in different planes you can still do the same moves just in a different plane still having it being called the same thing. If that makes sense to you. Ex: Guitar. I could play a "C" on 3rd string, 5&3&1st frets then still playing the same thing but on frets 12,9, and 7 but still have it the same melody. Now apply that to this video- same move, different planes. So what you call a "C Cap" he calls a "trammel" -same move, different planes.

[firestonemagic]

Twis Tech Tonic and Britishhogo: Yes teachers have different names for the same moves in any performings arts you do AND sometimes varying on regions/countries.

Ex:Yoga teachers says "standing tree" but if i go to India yoga instructor is gonna say " ashtanga stance 1, hands to prayer" but you're doing the same move. Another fine example is bellydance. Here we call it "Shimmies" and in Arab countries they call it " baladis".

[TwisTechTonic]

you did c cap on the side wheel planes and then something more closely related to float transitional static spins... in wall plane, ill post a video in a sec, its grainy but hopefully it can point out how much didnt add up...

[TwisTechTonic]

just to clarify this is 100% what all of us call a c-cap(makes a c) it is in a fact one of like a hundred caps that i do and would just like to say, where did you get "trammel" from and what does that even mean/language??? also you seem to have lining up issues... also you explained a completely different move in wall plane and said it was the same move....??????...

[britishogo]

you wall plane caps are not wall plane caps...they are more like Horizontal Linear Isolations, but with an extension. Notice that when in wheel plane, your arms should curve a complete semi circle...its no different in wall plane...but your ars should be extended out like an angel...wall plane caps are one of my fav moves now, i like to do anti spin wraps instead of an anitspin petal so i can change direction!!! SO MUCH FUN!!! my fav move at the mo!!! xXx

[Xgl0wSesSedX]

thank god i found this video, i didnt know what trammel's were called and have been looking for a tutorial on these for about 4-5 months! you are a godsend! man i love youtube!

[Kakarotss96]

Hmmm, first time I've heard the term trammel.....I would stick with CAP (Continuos Assembly Patterns)