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| − | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F68--ZFY7EI&list=PLQJRZPVYDOgGuW8KqtgNtvFasa_sBpZGP Cattleman's Crack instructional by Canada Whips (YouTube)] | + | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F68--ZFY7EI&list=PLQJRZPVYDOgGuW8KqtgNtvFasa_sBpZGP Cattleman's Crack, instructional by Canada Whips (YouTube)] |
Revision as of 23:35, 7 February 2022
Description
The Cattleman's Crack is probably the first crack that any new whip cracker should learn.
Pre-Requisites
None! This is truly, the very first crack you should learn.
Post-Requisites
- Tasmanian Cutback
- Reverse Cattleman
- Slow Figure Eight
- Coachman’s Crack
- Drum Roll (snake killer)
- Overhand Flick
- Cow and Calf (whoosh bang)
How To
- Start with the whip laying out straight behind you
- Draw the whip forward and overhead in a large extended arc
- Start with your arm straight and palm facing backwards
- Keep your arm straight until it's about level with the ground
- Bend your elbow a little more than 90 degrees
- Let your wrist bend backwards too
- Just about the time that the cracker will hit the ground behind you, swing the whip forward
- Straighten your elbow
- Then straighten your wrist
- You should finish with your arm in a straight line with the whip handle pointing straight out from there, almost level with the ground
This crack should take very minimal effort, don't muscle it.
