This washing machine features two bases passing a flyer back and forth, and it’s available in several variations, each offering a different level of challenge.
The simplest version uses controlled, assisted transfers, allowing the flyer to move smoothly from one base to the other. More advanced variations replace these transfers with dynamic pops, adding height, timing, and precision to the movement. For those looking for an even greater challenge, there’s also a whip variation that takes the sequence to the next level.
Start with the version that matches your current skill level, then explore the more advanced variations as your confidence and coordination grow.
The simpliest version
The same with pop
3 base 2 flyer Cherry Flip
Used Poses
Reverse Bird
The flyer’s upper body turns towards the ground, her head is on the opposite side of the base’s head. If we do it without hands, …
Reverse Back Bird
A rarely used pose, actually it is only used as a transition when connecting poses. It’s very similar to the whale, which is nicer and …
Back Throne
Then this pose is pretty regular, if there are right angles everywhere, you can see this in the photo! I can’t show an embedded video, …
Bird (Free bird, no hands)
If you managed to do the front plank pose, then this can be the next challenge.The base “gives a tip” by slightly lifting his foot …
