While I was out practicing on Sunday I was experimenting with a backwards crack.
Starting with the whip out in front of me, and swing my arm down and back, almost in a reverse underhand flick.
Once it cracked behind me, I reversed my arm motion for a clumsy forward follow-up.
Is there anything "official" using a backwards underhand crack?
Backwards whip crack question...
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Re: Backwards whip crack question...
You can immediately follow that reverse underhand crack with a forward flick for a neat two crack combination.
or
You can go the whole way and do a reverse underhand crack to a flick followed immediately by the backcrack of a fast 8 (so basically the second and third crack will be a fast 8 with a flick used in place of the circus crack) and then the fourth crack will be a regular forward underhand crack. That makes a neat 4 crack combination.
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or
You can go the whole way and do a reverse underhand crack to a flick followed immediately by the backcrack of a fast 8 (so basically the second and third crack will be a fast 8 with a flick used in place of the circus crack) and then the fourth crack will be a regular forward underhand crack. That makes a neat 4 crack combination.
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Re: Backwards whip crack question...
Sweet!
Lots to try there, hopefully we get some good weather this weekend.
Thanks Louie!
Ryan
Lots to try there, hopefully we get some good weather this weekend.
Thanks Louie!
Ryan
Re: Backwards whip crack question...
Ryan,
I was just at the park messing around with doing the four crack combination and by adding a circus crack at the end (for a 5th crack) you get a combination that easily repeats itself. I made a little video of it and posted it on my blog at http://www.bullwhips.org.
There is also a way to add a extra crack to this combination (it would be an extra crack between the first and second), but is sorta sloppy but you could put it in there. I have a breakdown on my blog.
Louie
I was just at the park messing around with doing the four crack combination and by adding a circus crack at the end (for a 5th crack) you get a combination that easily repeats itself. I made a little video of it and posted it on my blog at http://www.bullwhips.org.
There is also a way to add a extra crack to this combination (it would be an extra crack between the first and second), but is sorta sloppy but you could put it in there. I have a breakdown on my blog.
Louie
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Re: Backwards whip crack question...
VERY cool!
Thanks for posting that vid, going to be very useful in learning that combo.
Thanks Louie!
Ryan
Thanks for posting that vid, going to be very useful in learning that combo.
Thanks Louie!
Ryan