Countless Control ?

[harrybob222]

i was bored last night and well it just happened im pretty sure i have seen this somewhere before but cannot place it anywhere if you have any info let me know

do you know the name of this control ? if so here is my version of it or the same that i came across

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6rHaTn_60g

 

[Austin Fields]

Nice move man, can't say I've ever seen it before. The roots are obvious but that's the first I've seen of that specific sleight.

 

[AlexanderB]

Nice! Haven't seen this before and have NO clue how the move works.

 

[harrybob222]

thanks ! yeh i just need it to be slightly more smooth and itl be golden

 

[Chr!s]

Wow, weird, I actually came up with something like this last week while playing with the Jerry Sadowitz slip jog. I'm pretty sure it won't be anything new, looking forward to references on this one...

 

[harrybob222]

Wow, weird, I actually came up with something like this last week while playing with the Jerry Sadowitz slip jog. I'm pretty sure it won't be anything new, looking forward to references on this one...

haha small world ! and same here

 

[scarecrow1]

Very nice, I like it! Here is a similar move that this guy created (the first move). It looks like a similar method, just different mechanics (it's not the Jerry Sadowitz slip jog if that's what you're thinking). I prefer the openness of yours though.

 

[harrybob222]

yes that does look very similar. and i have to be honest mine does seem more open. howvere i think he may have the similar move

 

[zatch]

Definitely get it smoother. Fooled me the first time for sure. If it would've been smoother I wouldn't have figured it out... no way

 

[liquidsn]

Justin Hanes published this move back in 2000.

It's in his book "Action". Really good stuff in there.

-Tony C.

P.S. looks good.

 

[harrybob222]

thanks alot guys oh i shall check that out and i shall try and get it alot smoother thanks for the imput guys !