PS Mirage
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PS Mirage
PS Mirage
CLIP > (NO PLANT WHILE) SAME IN [BOD][PDX][DEX] > OP TOE [DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4psmirage.wmv
Any tips for this damned move?
CLIP > (NO PLANT WHILE) SAME IN [BOD][PDX][DEX] > OP TOE [DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4psmirage.wmv
Any tips for this damned move?
Sam Mayer
"Son, a woman is like a beer. They smell good, they look good, you'd step over your own mother just to get one!" - Homer Simpson
"Son, a woman is like a beer. They smell good, they look good, you'd step over your own mother just to get one!" - Homer Simpson
once you've learned paradox mirage,
set from clip to just above your belly button. Switch feet as the bag is rising; pick up the support leg and plant the set foot. lean a bit in the direction that the attack of the dex is going to go. ie: if you set from your left foot clipper and you're going to dex with your left leg, lean to the left once you've done the foot switch.
then, do a small hop. The fact that you're leaning a bit while you hop should help you clear the dex with a very small hop.
then catch
it's all about that leaning over a bit. it makes the dex just kinda happen easily.
set from clip to just above your belly button. Switch feet as the bag is rising; pick up the support leg and plant the set foot. lean a bit in the direction that the attack of the dex is going to go. ie: if you set from your left foot clipper and you're going to dex with your left leg, lean to the left once you've done the foot switch.
then, do a small hop. The fact that you're leaning a bit while you hop should help you clear the dex with a very small hop.
then catch
it's all about that leaning over a bit. it makes the dex just kinda happen easily.
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SS Symp Mirage? Sure you're not talking about symposium pixie? You're probably not, but, please explain away what ss symp mirage is.Virppa wrote:Yeah, I tryed that leaning and it sounds very helpful.
Also if you can hit symp mirage try ss symp mirage. It has almost same footwork I think and may be easier than ps mirage to learn that footwork.
Sam Mayer
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ss symp mirage is symp pixie. Some people like to refer to "pixie" as only as set and the downtime version as same side mirage.
I find beta blur easier than ps mirage because you do the first dex and it takes you into position for the second without much effort. To hit a clean ps mirage you need to move sideways considerably before doing the jump for the dex (so you do two hops). In my opinion symp mirage moves are not clean if you spin on them - you should still be facing in the same direction from when you set the bag as when you land it - although I notice that I don't always do this. Obviously there are different levels of cleanlyness but spinning definitely reduces the amount of dexterity needed. Actually the symp mirage move I spin most on is normal symp mirage - I guess because I usually hit it as a bail and am a bit lazy on it.
I find beta blur easier than ps mirage because you do the first dex and it takes you into position for the second without much effort. To hit a clean ps mirage you need to move sideways considerably before doing the jump for the dex (so you do two hops). In my opinion symp mirage moves are not clean if you spin on them - you should still be facing in the same direction from when you set the bag as when you land it - although I notice that I don't always do this. Obviously there are different levels of cleanlyness but spinning definitely reduces the amount of dexterity needed. Actually the symp mirage move I spin most on is normal symp mirage - I guess because I usually hit it as a bail and am a bit lazy on it.
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I think Virppa said ss symp mirage (aka symp pixie) is important because when you do this trick you switch feet immediately (eg right toe, switching feet so you have right foot on gorund) and it is same technique as PS mirage.
Its easy trick if you set sideways or if you move so that the bag is on the left/right (depending on wcich clip set) of you. So left foot clipper set, you set it or move so that the bag is on the left of your left foot dexing leg so it becomes easy and all you need to do is hop like Matt said.
Also dont try tro turn so much as in when you set for it it is not so good i think to find yourself rotating like almost 90 degrees. Yous position should be straight otherwise its more like a rake.
All this probably have been said above but im too lazy to read everything
Good luck!
Its easy trick if you set sideways or if you move so that the bag is on the left/right (depending on wcich clip set) of you. So left foot clipper set, you set it or move so that the bag is on the left of your left foot dexing leg so it becomes easy and all you need to do is hop like Matt said.
Also dont try tro turn so much as in when you set for it it is not so good i think to find yourself rotating like almost 90 degrees. Yous position should be straight otherwise its more like a rake.
All this probably have been said above but im too lazy to read everything
Good luck!
Alex Urano
Yes Jeremy understood it right.
And like he said moving sideways and not spinning will quarantee the clean execution. But what I think many people don´t do is lift their knees enough so the delay looks like rake or that kind. (might be the same what Jeremy said, if not and you don´t understand just ask Jeremy, he will probably know what I´m mumbling. )
And like he said moving sideways and not spinning will quarantee the clean execution. But what I think many people don´t do is lift their knees enough so the delay looks like rake or that kind. (might be the same what Jeremy said, if not and you don´t understand just ask Jeremy, he will probably know what I´m mumbling. )
Antti Virolainen
Sweet, thanks for the clarification on ss symp mirage/symposium pixie. I can already do these both sides and bsos, so there's some load off. We're kicking at MFA tonight, so I'll take your guys' advice. Thanks for the help.
Sam Mayer
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PS Mirage
I tried to search for this one but it didn't come up. I have no problem hit paradox flail, but ps mirage seems really awkward for me. I can hit it, but I don't think I have the right footwork. right now I am setting the bag no higher than waist high, planting clipper foot, then jumping and doing the dex. Should I have like a hop inbetween the plant and symp dex?
Anyone have a different way?
Tom
Anyone have a different way?
Tom
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I like this move. The thing that helped me the most was being able to hit Symposium SS Mirage, aka Symposium Pixie. I kind of think of it like a clipper-set Symposium Pixie. Symp Pixie trains you to immediately plant your set foot for the symp dex while simultaneously lifting your other foot. Definitely an unnatural motion, but very helpful for PS Mirage.
There should be no extra hops. Clipper, then in one hop off your original support leg switch feet and turn as needed during the hop for position. Ideally, from the clipper up through the delay at the end you should never have more than 1 foot planted at any given time.
If you watch Jorden's Shred 30 from Worlds 2006 he hits this move super clean and makes it look really effortless. Definitely worth digging up (sorry don't know the link off the top of my head).
There should be no extra hops. Clipper, then in one hop off your original support leg switch feet and turn as needed during the hop for position. Ideally, from the clipper up through the delay at the end you should never have more than 1 foot planted at any given time.
If you watch Jorden's Shred 30 from Worlds 2006 he hits this move super clean and makes it look really effortless. Definitely worth digging up (sorry don't know the link off the top of my head).