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===Description===
 
===Description===
The Queensland Crossover (single-handed) is a two crack pattern consisting of an Overhead crack and a [[Reverse Overhead]]. This pattern gets its name from the two-handed routine of the same name, where both hands do the two crack pattern to create an 'X' shape (hence crossover).
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The Queensland Crossover (single-handed) is a two crack pattern consisting of an Overhead crack and a [[Overhead Reverse]]. This pattern gets its name from the two-handed routine of the same name, where both hands do the two crack pattern to create an 'X' shape (hence crossover).
  
 
===Pre-Requisites===
 
===Pre-Requisites===
 
* [[Overhead Crack]]
 
* [[Overhead Crack]]
* [[Reverse Overhead Crack]]
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* [[Overhead Reverse]] or [[sidearm Flick]]
  
 
===Post-Requisites===
 
===Post-Requisites===
 
* [[Slow Helicopter]]
 
* [[Slow Helicopter]]
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* [[Queensland Crossover (Double Whip)]]
  
 
===How To===
 
===How To===
 
# Do an [[Overhead Crack]]
 
# Do an [[Overhead Crack]]
 
# Follow through to set up for the next crack crack
 
# Follow through to set up for the next crack crack
# Do a [[Reverse Overhead]] crack.
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# Do a [[Overhead Reverse]] or a [[Sidearm Flick]].
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::''Adam Winrich describes this motion as a side arm flick, Justin Bereczki calls it an Overhead Reverse''
 
# Follow through to set up for the first crack again
 
# Follow through to set up for the first crack again
 
# Repeat
 
# Repeat

Latest revision as of 21:57, 30 July 2022


Description

The Queensland Crossover (single-handed) is a two crack pattern consisting of an Overhead crack and a Overhead Reverse. This pattern gets its name from the two-handed routine of the same name, where both hands do the two crack pattern to create an 'X' shape (hence crossover).

Pre-Requisites

Post-Requisites

How To

  1. Do an Overhead Crack
  2. Follow through to set up for the next crack crack
  3. Do a Overhead Reverse or a Sidearm Flick.
Adam Winrich describes this motion as a side arm flick, Justin Bereczki calls it an Overhead Reverse
  1. Follow through to set up for the first crack again
  2. Repeat

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