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# Instead of following through for a reverse cattleman's crack, pull the whip slightly to your opposite side | # Instead of following through for a reverse cattleman's crack, pull the whip slightly to your opposite side | ||
# Lift the whip back up and over your head | # Lift the whip back up and over your head | ||
| − | # Bring the whip back down for another | + | # Bring the whip back down for another crack, aiming it at the ground |
===Video=== | ===Video=== | ||
Revision as of 01:50, 9 February 2022
Description
A variation of the Cattleman’s Crack where the whip is brought back up in front of you after being cracked. Typically the drum roll is performed multiple times in a row.
Pre-Requisites
Post-Requisites
- Repeating Drum Rolls
How To
- Start with the whip lying straight out on the ground in front of you
- Lift it up so it sweeps over your body, and bring it down like a cattleman's crack
- Instead of following through for a reverse cattleman's crack, pull the whip slightly to your opposite side
- Lift the whip back up and over your head
- Bring the whip back down for another crack, aiming it at the ground
