Can anyone tell me how to do this move?
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Do you know how it's done already? Or are you asking for the source of this move?
I don't think it's an actual named move. It looks like a collection of moves, as far as I can see.
I don't think it's an actual named move. It looks like a collection of moves, as far as I can see.
Unfortunately, I can't. As I said, I'm not aware if this is a move by itself or otherwise. To me, it looks like a combination of certain basics and perfect angles. If you already know what is being done, I think you're off to a pretty good start, speaking method-wise.
Could be one of a few moves. I think I saw it taught by Chris Kenner but it's been several years so I don't remember the source.
You can't believe how long I have been looking for this sleight and have given up on trying to figure out wich it was for a couple of months..
Thanks a lot!
Interesting thing to note-
In his book "Totally Out of Control" on page 46 he calls this move the "For 4 For" switch, not the "4 for 4" switch.
Scott.
In his book "Totally Out of Control" on page 46 he calls this move the "For 4 For" switch, not the "4 for 4" switch.
Scott.