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WITD 201.21 Whip Practice60 viewsWhip practice reviews throwing techniques using different targets. Gives practice time to connecting the rhythm of the whip with the tempo of the music. It also reviews footwork. Construct your own practice routines. The more mileage you cover with your whips the more comfortable you will be throwing them in the dungeon.
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WITD 201.18 Intentionality in Play56 viewsThe whip scene with any type of singletail whip is edge play. Regardless of the type of negotiations before play, achieving the results negotiated implies the finesse and ability to actualize intentionality in play. Watch this video to further this discussion. If you negotiated no marks, is the whip top accomplished enough and using the proper type of cracker to with a high probability achieve a successful scene with no marks. Negotiating no marks, and leaving the whip catcher all marked up is poor form. On the other hand, if marks were negotiated was the cracker choice smart to increase the probability of marks being left even with a finessed controlled puff scene as negotiated?
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WITD 201.22 Two Handed Technique Alternating Overhands and 4 Count Florentine56 viewsThanks to Guest Instructor, HunterChris, for teaching alternating overhand technique and a 4 count Florentine that could also be described as an over/under alternating forward figure 8.
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WITD 201.17 Arts and Crafts55 viewsThis video will get the whip throwers ready for kinky camping events. Suggested materials are No 36 twisted mason line (it is fluffier and holds more paint, No 18 is what is used to make ladysally crackers for play), gel acrylic paints all the colors of the rainbow, tempra paint, drop cloth, parachord whips and canvases, or better yet living canvases to create living art (goggles, safety glasses, blindfolds, or simply closing the eyes recommended). Turn controlled puffs into brush strokes and parachord whips into paint brushes. Great use for parachord whips after the whip thrower has taken the plunge into kangaroo whips.
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WITD 201.09 Beginnings53 viewsSequencing Play discusses standard components of a mixed whip dungeon scene. The 200 series will take each component and discuss that segment in more detail. Beginnings is the first verse if you will of a dungeon scene.
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WITD 201.13 Aftercare part 253 viewsA continuation of the WITD 101.41a Aftercare video. Dos and Don'ts along with some materials to have on hand to enhance the aftercare expereience.
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WITD 201.20 Plait Count53 viewsPlait count? What the hell is that? Watch this video to quickly tell what plait count the whip maker used to construct your whip. 8 plait whips are common working grade whips found in tack shops or sold as budget whips. They are fine for sport cracking, but do not give the accuracy and finesse a 12 or 16 plait count whip will give the thrower. 12 and 16 plait whips are also considered working whips but a well make 12 or 16 plait count whip will easily give the accuracy and finesse in control needed for successful dungeon play. Plait counts 20 or higher are considered collector's grade whips.
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WITD 201.26 Cattleman's Crack52 viewsThe cattleman's crack is the easiest crack to learn to crack. But this S-shaped crack is the hardest crack to learn to put on target. In WITD, this crack is an intermediate to advanced crack. Watch to learn how to slow the crack down and roll it into the strike zone. In the video, I introduce it as WITD 201.27, video proof I'm getting forgetful. It really is supposed to be .26!
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WITD 201.27 Throwing a Singletail Whip in a Dirty Dungeon52 viewsSometimes dungeons are set up in underground clubs, warehouse parties, impromptu setup/breakdowns. Often they are not clean depending upon what type and level of play is allowed. Watch this episode for different variables in whip play in a dirty dungeon.
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WITD 201.41 Deep Dive into Cat O' Nine Tails52 viewsA deep dive into cat o' nine compares 3 cats and how they throw, catch the air, or fly, and finish depending upon shot load, and width of stranding making the tails. Each tail is made with 4 strands, the cat comparison looks at a 5 mm, 4 mm, and 3 mm strand cat, how much air each cat is catching and the finish.
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WITD 201.24 Two-Handed Technique Over Under Horizontal51 viewsGuest Instructor: _D_
_D_ demonstrates and teaches over under horizontal which is a two-handed application of East Coast Swing throwing style.
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WITD 201.40 Throwing a Long Quirt51 viewsComparison of two different long quirts both finished quite differently by the whip makers. But designs are accurate, one is a bit more tip heavy delivering a heavier punch.
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