Difference between revisions of "Fast Helicopter"

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===Pre-Requisites===
 
===Pre-Requisites===
 
* [[Slow Helicopter]]
 
* [[Slow Helicopter]]
* [[Backwards Overhead]]
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* [[Overhead Backwards]]
* [[Backwards Reverse Overhead]]
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* [[Reverse Overhead Backwards]]
  
 
===Post-Requisites===
 
===Post-Requisites===
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===How To===
 
===How To===
# Do a [[Backwards Overhead]] crack
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# Do a [[Overhead Backwards]] crack
 
# Follow through after the crack until your wrist is fully extended
 
# Follow through after the crack until your wrist is fully extended
# Change directions for a [[Backwards Reverse Overhead]] crack
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# Change directions for a [[Reverse Overhead Backwards]] crack
 
# Follow through until your wrist is fully extended on the other side
 
# Follow through until your wrist is fully extended on the other side
 
# Repeat
 
# Repeat
  
 
===Video===
 
===Video===
* [https://youtu.be/-kTR5du4bsM Slow and Fast Helicopter Tutorial (Canada Whips)]
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* [https://youtu.be/-kTR5du4bsM Slow and Fast Helicopter - Instructional - Canada Whips (youtube)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJtJcPBhiyI Ben's Helicopter Whip Cracking Tutorial (Ben Hughes)]
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJtJcPBhiyI Ben's Helicopter Whip Cracking - Instructional - Ben Hughes (youtube)]
  
 
[[Category:Advanced Cracks]]
 
[[Category:Advanced Cracks]]
 
[[Category:Single Whip Combinations]]
 
[[Category:Single Whip Combinations]]

Latest revision as of 18:50, 27 February 2022


Description

The fast helicopter is a repeating two crack pattern that happens over your head while the whip is parallel with the ground. It consists of a Backwards Overhead Crack and a [Reverse Backwards Overhead Crack]]. The fast helicopter makes up two of the four cracks of Hassett's Four Corners, and is also the second stage in the two handed routine Ben's Helicopter.

Pre-Requisites

Post-Requisites

How To

  1. Do a Overhead Backwards crack
  2. Follow through after the crack until your wrist is fully extended
  3. Change directions for a Reverse Overhead Backwards crack
  4. Follow through until your wrist is fully extended on the other side
  5. Repeat

Video