Transition into 5 ball reverse cascade?
Moonsilence
I am looking for an easy and safe way to transition from a five ball
cascade into reverse cascade.
So far, I have accomplished this simply by narrowing down my cascade to
near-collision and then abruptly switching to reverse. This method is
risky and rather lame, but unfortunately I am not too creative to think
of more elegant ways.
If you know more than one way to transition, I'd be glad to learn them
from you.
Thanks!
Massacre
I just go from cascade into reverse cascade without any "secret
transition".
Maybe it will be easier for you to do halfshower and then go into reverse
cascade.
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Adam Rowney
I think you will find most people just go directly into the pattern,
although I suppose you could go into it via an async half shower. I find
getting out f the pattern more difficult than getting in, not sure why.
But I don't practise it much.
Herschel
Just start in reverse cascade. Tada!
Emman
I like to get into it with a reverse gattoplex.
Emman
Adam Rowney
Videeoooooooo please :)
Also with a rewind after :)
Peter Bone
>
> I am looking for an easy and safe way to transition from a five ball
> cascade into reverse cascade.
I think people generally narrow the pattern slightly and then go into a
reverse 5 ball cascade which is a bit higher than the cascade was to avoid
the collisions.
CamStradeski
>
> Hi!
>
> I am looking for an easy and safe way to transition from a five ball
> cascade into reverse cascade.
>
3 Up works quite well to get into a reverse cascade, or half shower can
transition into it as well, generally I'll just throw some outsides and go
into it that way
Norbi
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> Emman wrote:
> >
> > I like to get into it with a reverse gattoplex.
> >
> > Emman
>
> Videeoooooooo please :)
> Also with a rewind after :)
>
>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3VpGMYhUwI
Enjoy.
Adam Rowney
>
> Adam Rowney wrote:
> >
> > Emman wrote:
> > >
> > > I like to get into it with a reverse gattoplex.
> > >
> > > Emman
> >
> > Videeoooooooo please :)
> > Also with a rewind after :)
> >
> >
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3VpGMYhUwI
>
> Enjoy.
Mmm, flawless, literally. Such a beautiful and polished routine. Thanks
for the link!
I said to myself, shame, I would have liked to see him surprise the
audience with perhaps 8 or 9 balls after the 7. But I guess at least it
was flawless which is better than attempting 9 and perhaps dropping.
The he did 9 without dropping :)
