From Inside Star to Cake with Candle
This is a rare, but beautifully interesting transition. It can add variety and creativity to your sequences.It’s one of the …
Átmenet egyik pózból a másikba. Az építőkövek malterja. Ezekből lehet csodás várat építeni.
This is a rare, but beautifully interesting transition. It can add variety and creativity to your sequences.It’s one of the …
This is a simple and smooth transition where the flyer rotates from side star into bird, landing gently on the …
This transition doesn’t appear very often in sequences, but I still think it’s worth learning. There are similar, more advanced …
This is actually a compound move: the transition starts from bird, passes through reverse inside star, and ends in high …
This is a very interesting transition! There are two possible directions to move out of side star. Looking at the …
This transition appears in various forms in different washing machines, depending on how the hands are used. It’s worth watching …
This is a rarely used transition; so far, I have only seen it in the washing machine called Nataraj. However, …
There are two possible directions to move from Reverse Inside Star. From the flyer’s perspective, one option is to go …
The transition from Reverse Outside star to star is a common element in many popular washing machines — though it’s …
From inside star to reverse star, and to the other side the same back, down to inside star. This is a …
This transition is the iconic hallmark of the Nunchucks washing machine—so far, I haven’t seen it appear in other sequences. …
This is a dynamic transition – in most washing machines, the side star is not held or clearly presented, but …
A symmetric transition in tic-toc style: from Inside Star on one side to Inside Star on the other, through Shoulderstand with forearm holds. Shoulderstand …
There are many ways to enter Koala pose, but starting from Folded Leaf is perhaps the least commonly used—although it …
This transition is a characteristic element of the “Eucalyptus Leap” washing machine.The path forward consists of two steps: Reverse Inside …