Paradon
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Paradon
i cant seem to beabule to stall the bag after i do something like double atw or double far legovers, can any one help ?
Paradon
TOE >> OP OUT [DEX] > SAME OUT [DEX] > OP CLIP [XBD][DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4paradon.wmv]
[Merged various paradon/double dex/double down threads & renamed - Frank_]
Paradon
TOE >> OP OUT [DEX] > SAME OUT [DEX] > OP CLIP [XBD][DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4paradon.wmv]
[Merged various paradon/double dex/double down threads & renamed - Frank_]
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Chances are that means your dexes aren't tight enough and you aren't giving yourself enough time to delay the bag.
Don't rush double dexes, they will come with time, and it may be the sort of thing that just starts to happen and you don't have to push the issue. Once you get a solid foundation and suddenly starting learning sets, double dexes will come quickly.
However, if you can never delay the bag its possible that your dexes aren't fast or precise enough and therefore you are left with an inadequate time to catch the bag.
Practice!
Don't rush double dexes, they will come with time, and it may be the sort of thing that just starts to happen and you don't have to push the issue. Once you get a solid foundation and suddenly starting learning sets, double dexes will come quickly.
However, if you can never delay the bag its possible that your dexes aren't fast or precise enough and therefore you are left with an inadequate time to catch the bag.
Practice!
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i been drilling this one motion all the time when im just hanging out with friends, with out a bag... clipper>op out>op out>cliper whats this called? and just curius dose any one else have a habbit of shreding with out a bag, i think it helps me... thats how i learnd osis and far leg overs, some times i get carryed away bc i dont have a bag and i want to shred sooo much that i start shreding with out a bag, i bet it looks funny but some times its fun, bc i pretended to hit whirl winds and stuff
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Paradon
Paradon
TOE >> OP OUT [DEX] > SAME OUT [DEX] > OP CLIP [XBD][DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4paradon.wmv
I looked in the other paradon thread but i found this is abit of a different question...
I have hit paradon both sides but I find it really difficult. What are some easier moves that I can drill to prepare me for paradon???
[merged into double dexing/double downs thread - Frank_]
TOE >> OP OUT [DEX] > SAME OUT [DEX] > OP CLIP [XBD][DEL]
http://www.hackrifice.com/moves/4paradon.wmv
I looked in the other paradon thread but i found this is abit of a different question...
I have hit paradon both sides but I find it really difficult. What are some easier moves that I can drill to prepare me for paradon???
[merged into double dexing/double downs thread - Frank_]
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That's how I think of them too. Legover, and almost 'bailish' to butterfly, even though there's more dex involved. Concentrate on a tight, controlled dex.
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if you are really good at double switch, when you do paradons your dexes become more easy...at least for me. What i am saying is that if you can double switch as easy as atw....you don't have to worry about the dexterity part of the paradon, but the set.
i might be wrong but that worked for me.
i might be wrong but that worked for me.
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2004 8:27 pm Post subject: DOD and Paradon Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post Delete this post View IP address of poster
Hey guys, do ya have any tips for double over down and paradon? I can dex them most of the time but I'm always about half a second too late for the delay! Should I set higher (when I do this, I the the dexes) or what should I do? Also, would being able to hit dbl atw out to in consistently help (I can do out to ins about 2 out of 5 times)? Any advice for hitting dod and paradon would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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You don't need a high set - like above knee height but lower than waist.
For paradon - set the bag and change feet immediatly - bring the dexing leg into position straight away. I tend to think of it as like doing a fakey atomic set. You do the same action as an atomic set - but you don't dex the bag straight away - wait until peak time. I hope that makes sense.
Double over down feels a lot different unless you plant on both moves which is bad technique and probably makes both moves "the". I tend to set a little lower than for paradon and do it like an atw bailed into a ss butterfly - it should still all be one action - but I start doing an out atw and after my leg has done the first dex I just follow it around with the momentum into a butterfly.
Practice the action for both moves - including the feet work for paradon - without the bag until they feel smooth and you have good balance.
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which is bad technique
but helps alot with DDDs, barflys, atomic DDs, pixie ss DDs, blurrier, blurriest...
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Thanks for the tips guys! I hit my first ever double over down today and came really close to hitting paradon both sides!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 01, 2004 8:27 pm Post subject: DOD and Paradon Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post Delete this post View IP address of poster
Hey guys, do ya have any tips for double over down and paradon? I can dex them most of the time but I'm always about half a second too late for the delay! Should I set higher (when I do this, I the the dexes) or what should I do? Also, would being able to hit dbl atw out to in consistently help (I can do out to ins about 2 out of 5 times)? Any advice for hitting dod and paradon would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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You don't need a high set - like above knee height but lower than waist.
For paradon - set the bag and change feet immediatly - bring the dexing leg into position straight away. I tend to think of it as like doing a fakey atomic set. You do the same action as an atomic set - but you don't dex the bag straight away - wait until peak time. I hope that makes sense.
Double over down feels a lot different unless you plant on both moves which is bad technique and probably makes both moves "the". I tend to set a little lower than for paradon and do it like an atw bailed into a ss butterfly - it should still all be one action - but I start doing an out atw and after my leg has done the first dex I just follow it around with the momentum into a butterfly.
Practice the action for both moves - including the feet work for paradon - without the bag until they feel smooth and you have good balance.
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Jeremy wrote:
which is bad technique
but helps alot with DDDs, barflys, atomic DDs, pixie ss DDs, blurrier, blurriest...
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Thanks for the tips guys! I hit my first ever double over down today and came really close to hitting paradon both sides!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 7:52 pm Post subject: double down help Reply with quote Edit/Delete this post Delete this post View IP address of poster
I need help with doing double downs. I can do them, but very rarely. I just need some advice to doing them consistantly.
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Drill uptime legovers, peak time illusions, butterflies and out to in datws .
What double down move(s) have you hit ? Paradon ? DoD ?
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illusioning clipper/butterfly - thats one way to think when hitting them
Things to school -
uptime leg overs and datw out to in as Nur said.
double switchover
for moves like paradon, you have to plant foot quickly and dex quick.
Drilling the motion without the bag is also good. Watch vasek or someone do a double down somewhere and copy the motions
Good luck Cool
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NuR wrote:
Drill uptime legovers, peak time illusions, butterflies and out to in datws .
What double down move(s) have you hit ? Paradon ? DoD ?
I've hit DoD and came really close to a Paradon.
Uranos wrote:
Drilling the motion without the bag is also good. Watch vasek or someone do a double down somewhere and copy the motions
I've watched this Vasek video: http://www.barredalien.com/Vasek%2000.wmv . It helps a little.
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Most stuff has been said... for moves like Barfly, practice Reaper ie. far double switch. The trouble i have with flip barfly is holding my leg in the air for the dexes, as it lacks the strength of my strong leg, so Reaper is good for training the leg strength and simultaneous dexing.
Also the fast switch technique is good here, whereby you raise the dexing leg as soon as possible after the set, while simultaneously sliding your support leg backwards slightly .........see Ales videos hehehe im not sure if i even do it right but its good
For Paradon, try to set straight up from toe and move your double down over it, rather than setting at an angle, as the bag will come to your catching foot at an angle otherwise.
For Down double down, set and then slide back slightly on your support leg, to give space for the double down.Set waist height and close to your body.
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I need help with doing double downs. I can do them, but very rarely. I just need some advice to doing them consistantly.
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Drill uptime legovers, peak time illusions, butterflies and out to in datws .
What double down move(s) have you hit ? Paradon ? DoD ?
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illusioning clipper/butterfly - thats one way to think when hitting them
Things to school -
uptime leg overs and datw out to in as Nur said.
double switchover
for moves like paradon, you have to plant foot quickly and dex quick.
Drilling the motion without the bag is also good. Watch vasek or someone do a double down somewhere and copy the motions
Good luck Cool
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NuR wrote:
Drill uptime legovers, peak time illusions, butterflies and out to in datws .
What double down move(s) have you hit ? Paradon ? DoD ?
I've hit DoD and came really close to a Paradon.
Uranos wrote:
Drilling the motion without the bag is also good. Watch vasek or someone do a double down somewhere and copy the motions
I've watched this Vasek video: http://www.barredalien.com/Vasek%2000.wmv . It helps a little.
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Most stuff has been said... for moves like Barfly, practice Reaper ie. far double switch. The trouble i have with flip barfly is holding my leg in the air for the dexes, as it lacks the strength of my strong leg, so Reaper is good for training the leg strength and simultaneous dexing.
Also the fast switch technique is good here, whereby you raise the dexing leg as soon as possible after the set, while simultaneously sliding your support leg backwards slightly .........see Ales videos hehehe im not sure if i even do it right but its good
For Paradon, try to set straight up from toe and move your double down over it, rather than setting at an angle, as the bag will come to your catching foot at an angle otherwise.
For Down double down, set and then slide back slightly on your support leg, to give space for the double down.Set waist height and close to your body.
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whats wrong with this move and why cant i hit it [paradon]
Please help, thanks
http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=2dmdwsy
[merged into double downs thread - Frank_]
http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=2dmdwsy
[merged into double downs thread - Frank_]
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it looks like you are just a little bit off, try getting the setting foot down as quickly as possible and it might help to start the first dex a bit symposium like to get extra speed. Also it's way easier to do the first dex like an illusion then let the bag fall through to a butterfly (rather than butterfly style dex to rev whirl dex style).