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* Repeating Sydney Flashes | * Repeating Sydney Flashes | ||
* Sydney Flash in other directions/planes | * Sydney Flash in other directions/planes | ||
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===How To=== | ===How To=== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 10 July 2022
Description
The Sydney Flash is a three crack pattern consisting of an Overhand Flick, the second crack of a Fast Figure Eight, and a Cattleman's Crack. It is most commonly done with the flick aimed forwards, but it can be done backwards, cross-body, and in most other orientations as well. Because the overhand flick/fast figure eight combination is what makes this trick unique, that two crack section is sometimes just called the Sydney Flash as well.
Pre-Requisites
Post-Requisites
- Repeating Sydney Flashes
- Sydney Flash in other directions/planes
- Sydney Flash 4 Count
- Sydney Flash 5 Count
How To
- Start with an Overhand Flick
- Directly after the flick, do the second crack of the Fast Figure Eight
- Follow through after the Fast Figure Eight and swing up into a Cattleman's Crack
- After the Cattleman's Crack you can follow through and pause your arm in midair behind you to set up for another Sydney Flash
