Move Nickname List.
Re: Move Nickname List.
As a high-level freestyler who has played for 7+ years, I`m just stating here move names on this list which I do not recognize as official, for various reasons (original inventor dislikes name, people who named it cant hit it, misnomers/confusion, etc).
edited once.ebo wrote:Let me know any errors, additions etc.
Anoxia - Spinning Ducking PS Mirage
Argus - Toe set Gyro DLO (?)
Atomotion - Atomic Double downing Osis
Black Hole - Spinning Ducking Reverse Whirling Symposium Reverse
Buttersole - Butterfly Flapper Stall (this has been called Sole Train since at least 1996)
Cascade - Ducking DLO (maybe Diving?)
Casket - Fairy ss Drifter
Christina Aguilera (Leviathan) - Stepping Ducking Barfly
Cyborg - Stepping Ducking Butterfly Swril
Da Da Curve - Quantum symple butterfly (this isnt quantum, it is all downtime.)
Dasein - Pixie Atomic Butterfly (spelling is dasein)
Darkwalk - Pixie Diving Butterfly
Dimwalk - Pixie Butterfly (also Toe Ripwalk (unclear))
Dominatrix - Pixie Atomic Mirage
Double Helix - Symposium Reverse whirling swirl
Fairy Beater - Fairy Butterfly
Fracture - Pixie Atomic SS Double Legover
Furious George - Barraging DLO (?) or same as Arch-Nemesis
Gary Coleman - Atomic Symposium Whirl
Godzilla - Nuclear ss Dyno
Golden Shower - Stepping ducking pdx illusioning legover
(Barrifter) - Miraging Drifter or Barraging op Clipper
Hurl - Nuclear SS Whirl
Irish Mist (Irish Spring?) - Atomic Gyro Drifter (its generally known as irish spring, even though pete doesnt like the name really)
Juno Reactor - Pixie Atomic Whirl or Quantum ss Whirl (unsure)
Lobster - Pixie Pincher
Majello - Pixie ss Dyno
Margaritaville - Gyro Miraging Blender
Maverick - Pixie ss osis
Muerto - Fairy ss Torque
Ocean - Toe set double downing osis
Pandora's Box - Gyro Pickup (no box, just Pandora)
POD - Pixie double over down
Poisonous Toe (Superduperfly) - Symposium Spinning Double down
Should be poisonous toad.
Puck - Pixie Ducking Legover
Puree - Stepping Butterfly reverse swirling osis (Ripwalk Twirl)
Redbeater (Redwetter?) - Stepping Pdx Illusioning Illusioning Legover (?) (Shooting Eggbeater)
Redwetter is shooting bubba egg.
Royal Assassin - Pixie Ducking Symp. mirage
Saildown - Pixie Atomic ss Butterfly
Sasquatch (Warlock) - Stepping Symposium Whirling XBD Rake
Shovel - Heel Pendulum
Back in the late 90s, heel pendulum was `Heelium`
Sunilwalk - Barraging ss Butterfly
(this isnt official, and I dont even know if sunil likes this name)
Superdeeduperfly - Symposium Spinning Ducking Double Down
Tamboura (Ego) - Atomic Ducking Whirl
Tap Water - Atomic ss reverse swirling osis
Terrawhirl - Double Pixie ss Clipper (?)
Tomahawksmasher (Mullet) - Ducking PS Whirl
(its clearly accepted as mullet)
Tornado - Nuclear gyro Mirage
Triadon - Toe Triple Over Down
Trifly - Triple infinity
Trochus - Atomic Symposium Illusion
Tunguska - Atomic Ducking DLO
Wahnsinn - Pixie Ducking Inspinning Toe
Warlock (Sasquatch) - Stepping Symposium Whirling XBD Rake
Wentletrappe - Fairy Gyro DLO
Wiggle Walk (84) - Pixie (no plant) Fairy Butterfly
Wovoka - Stepping Quasi Symposium Down Double Down Dragon
(has this even been hit? seriously, this shit shouldnt be on lists)
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So Ken you are saying that you dont believe that selection of moves, to be the official names of those moves?
because as far as im aware, Lynton Stephens invented Fairy Gyro DLO, Atomic Ducking DLO and Atomic Ducking Torque, and named them accordingly... why cant that be allowed?
Please correct me if this is incorrect but i think its right...
because as far as im aware, Lynton Stephens invented Fairy Gyro DLO, Atomic Ducking DLO and Atomic Ducking Torque, and named them accordingly... why cant that be allowed?
Please correct me if this is incorrect but i think its right...
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I think that if somebody is the first person to hit a trick, they can name it. Actually, I didnt mean to have icarus or icon on the last list. But some of lyntons other tricks raise a good point. What happens when somebody is the first to name a trick, but gives it a shitty name? I mean, wahnsinn? Wentletrappe? I know several top freestylers who acknowledge lynton as the first to hit some tricks, but refuse to refer to said tricks with his names, just because the names are so bad. Or take for example pdx fusion. Risden was the first to hit it, but named it Geesha, which was such a bad name it never caught on. I suggested cold fusion, even though ive never hit it, and that name seems to have stuck. Is that wrong?King Monkey wrote:So Ken you are saying that you dont believe that selection of moves, to be the official names of those moves?
because as far as im aware, Lynton Stephens invented Fairy Gyro DLO, Atomic Ducking DLO and Atomic Ducking Torque, and named them accordingly... why cant that be allowed?
Please correct me if this is incorrect but i think its right...
Actually Lynton didn't name Wahnsinn - that's an error on Lon Smiths site - I can't remember who did name it.
I'd like to know what your problems with each of those moves are.
Some of them are definitly unofficial - for example I named POD and Juno Reator - both on your list - POD is definitly unofficial - it's just that at the time I was hitting lots of pixie double of down combos and I got sick of saying/writing it - especially in the notes that I take during sessions - so I abbreiviated it and started posting it on websites etc. - Juno Reactor is again - just what I call pixie reactor - if you don't like it you can call it sailing whirl - it means the same thing.
Basically I don't think the names of footbag moves matters much. If I decide from now on to call "ripwalk" nemesis swirl - it doesn't change what I'm actually hitting. I guess the name is a symbol for what the move actually is.
Also liking or not liking a move name is a subjective thing - you don't like some of those move names - obviously at least one person does.
I think sticking with the convention of the person who first hits a move gets to name it solves the problem of debates to some degree over if the name is good or not. The other important thing is if it catches on or not. For example the majority of people call pixie butterfly "dimwalk" even though this was originally incorrect.
A lot of the moves you've mentioned are hardly hit by anyone - for example Lynton is the only person I know of who hits argus in runs. I'm sure there are other people who could but they don't - so why does it matter what the move is called?
blah blah blah rant rant rant I'm off to get a beer
Edit - I'm glad you don't have a problem with toebius/tobyus (or however you spell it) - which is in my opinion the best named footbag move ever - sometimes I think there is just a perfect name for some moves and it's better to go with that then the original name (not that that's the case with tobyus since it was named as far as I know by then inventer - who was named toby! - tobyus is toe set mobius - it's the most perfect name imaginable!!)
I'd like to know what your problems with each of those moves are.
Some of them are definitly unofficial - for example I named POD and Juno Reator - both on your list - POD is definitly unofficial - it's just that at the time I was hitting lots of pixie double of down combos and I got sick of saying/writing it - especially in the notes that I take during sessions - so I abbreiviated it and started posting it on websites etc. - Juno Reactor is again - just what I call pixie reactor - if you don't like it you can call it sailing whirl - it means the same thing.
Basically I don't think the names of footbag moves matters much. If I decide from now on to call "ripwalk" nemesis swirl - it doesn't change what I'm actually hitting. I guess the name is a symbol for what the move actually is.
Also liking or not liking a move name is a subjective thing - you don't like some of those move names - obviously at least one person does.
I think sticking with the convention of the person who first hits a move gets to name it solves the problem of debates to some degree over if the name is good or not. The other important thing is if it catches on or not. For example the majority of people call pixie butterfly "dimwalk" even though this was originally incorrect.
A lot of the moves you've mentioned are hardly hit by anyone - for example Lynton is the only person I know of who hits argus in runs. I'm sure there are other people who could but they don't - so why does it matter what the move is called?
blah blah blah rant rant rant I'm off to get a beer
Edit - I'm glad you don't have a problem with toebius/tobyus (or however you spell it) - which is in my opinion the best named footbag move ever - sometimes I think there is just a perfect name for some moves and it's better to go with that then the original name (not that that's the case with tobyus since it was named as far as I know by then inventer - who was named toby! - tobyus is toe set mobius - it's the most perfect name imaginable!!)
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I'd just like to pipe in and add that I have FINALLY named a move that I belive I'm the first to hit.
I posted it last winter it's:
pixie (op) symposium whirling swirl
which I've named "croissant" like the french pastry. I've asked around (esp. the czecks) if it had been hit before me and it apparently hadn't.
Back on topic: I personnaly don't like many move names and just call them by their technical names in that case. Tunguksta (sp?) is one that comes to mind.
re Ken's list I remember seeing "Daisin" (sailing butterfly) written for a run on footbag.org. It's a VERY old video I think it was a '98 worlds vid. By a guy with sandals (sorry forgot the name)...
I posted it last winter it's:
pixie (op) symposium whirling swirl
which I've named "croissant" like the french pastry. I've asked around (esp. the czecks) if it had been hit before me and it apparently hadn't.
Back on topic: I personnaly don't like many move names and just call them by their technical names in that case. Tunguksta (sp?) is one that comes to mind.
re Ken's list I remember seeing "Daisin" (sailing butterfly) written for a run on footbag.org. It's a VERY old video I think it was a '98 worlds vid. By a guy with sandals (sorry forgot the name)...
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Max, I saw Vasek trying that Pixie symp Whirling Swirl this weekend
in Vienna at the Austrian Champs. This move looks so cool.
in Vienna at the Austrian Champs. This move looks so cool.
bjoern
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Me too .max wrote:I'd just like to pipe in and add that I have FINALLY named a move that I belive I'm the first to hit.
It's Quantum Weaving Butterfly and I called it Quantanamera.
I asked on the board, if anyone hit that and even Stefan Siegert didn't hit this move.
If you don't like the name, I can change it, but I think it's cool .
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Somebody has probably said this already but there is 4 pages here and I sadly don't have time to read 'em all. Anyway, there should be a move nicknamed George W. Bush, a simple, slow move, maybe rename insides, eh?
Somebody has probably said this already but there is 4 pages here and I sadly don't have time to read 'em all. Anyway, there should be a move nicknamed George W. Bush, a simple, slow move, maybe rename insides, eh?
Its all or nothing
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