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This is the easiest of the variations. For "Same Time" both whips are doing the same thing at the same time. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows. | This is the easiest of the variations. For "Same Time" both whips are doing the same thing at the same time. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows. | ||
CM RCM | CM RCM | ||
| − | 4 | + | 4 𝄆 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝄇 |
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4 CM RCM | 4 CM RCM | ||
Revision as of 20:11, 5 March 2022
For symmetrical double whip cracking routines (routines where both hands are doing the same patterns) there are several possible variations of timing. Not all variations make sense for all double whip routines.
Same Time
This is the easiest of the variations. For "Same Time" both whips are doing the same thing at the same time. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows.
CM RCM
4 𝄆 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝄇
/
4 CM RCM
𝄆 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝅘𝅥 𝄽 𝄇
Staggered Time
Staggered time is when one of the whips is cracking just slightly behind the other. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows.
6/4 Left 𝄆 CM 𝄽 𝄽 RCM 𝄽 𝄽 𝄇
Right 𝄆 𝄽 CM 𝄽 𝄽 RCM 𝄽 𝄇
Each Way
One whip will be doing the first crack, while the other whip is doing the second crack at the same time. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows.
4/4 Left 𝄆 CM 𝄽 RCM 𝄽 𝄇
Right 𝄆 RCM 𝄽 CM 𝄽 𝄇
Each Way Staggered
Each Way Staggered time is when one of the whips is cracking just slightly ahead the other. This might not seem any different than the regular staggered time, but depending on the pattern being performed can feel significantly different. For a slow figure eight the timing would be as follows.
6/4 Left 𝄆 CM 𝄽 𝄽 RCM 𝄽 𝄽 𝄇
Right 𝄆 𝄽 𝄽 CM 𝄽 𝄽 RCM 𝄇
