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WITD 201.40 Throwing a Long Quirt48 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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WITD 201.13 Aftercare part 247 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 201.14 Sacred Space46 viewsA dungeon is a sacred space. Most cannot play in a dungeon daily. It is a special occasion to be honored, cherished, a place to share energy. Life is busy, many arrange schedules, take time off from work, merge schedules with play partners, travel many miles, spend varying sums of money and often have to stay overnight or several nights in a hotel. . .all for the chance of experiencing Sacred Space. It is NOT the time for whip practice, sport cracking, for loud talking as at a cocktail party. The dungeon orchestra is playing, soak in the music and the energy, share and cherish Sacred Space.
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WITD 201.16 Music and the Whip45 viewsMusic carries energy. . .sound energy. A whip makes a sound as it travels through the air, and another sound as it ends its travel. From a controlled puff to a crack, varying sounds. Think of a whip as a musical instrument. A whip transfers energy to the whip catcher as well as contributing sound energy to the space. Connects the thrower with the whip catcher. Connect with the energy of the music, connect that energy to the whip catcher with the added energy of the whip. Crack when the music screams crack, puff when the music does not support a crack.
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WITD 201.29 Shot Loaded or Natural Belly Bullwhip44 viewsHow do you tell if a bullwhip has a shotbag? Without cutting the thong open! Watch and find out some clues and techniques to help you answer this question.
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WITD 201.15 Footwork42 viewsRelating to What You Already Know WITD's approach with the 4 techniques for throwing whips is grounded in the adult learning theory that adults acquire new skills quicker by relating them to skills with which they already have experience. All 4 techniques are commonly used to throw floggers, cats, quirts, and dragontails. The same approach is taken to footwork. If you have experience throwing darts, fencing, playing tennis, ping pong, golfing, softball or baseball, etc. Relate the footwork in those activities to the footwork used to throw a whip. See what feels the most natural that correlates to past experiences.
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WITD 201.23 Two Handed Technique Alternating Over the Shoulder41 viewsGuest Instructor: WillKnots, a staff member at the Woodshed Orlando. Will takes the over the shoulder (static) technique and shows how when the technique is done with two whips it becomes a dynamic technique. One of the whips is always in motion. Variations of this technique are to change the angle of delivery. Sometimes off of the bicep, sometimes as an underhand.
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WITD 201.32 Whip Technique Review41 viewsReview of all techniques, finding your toe line, rhythm whip connection with the music and varying footwork to change sensations on the receiving end of the whip. Acknowledgement to Riding Centaurs by ButtBoy playing in the background.
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WITD 201.25 Two Handed Technique Dragontails39 viewsGuest Instructor, WillKnots demonstrates two handed technique with dragontails. The techniques demonstrated in 201.21 and 201.24 will work equally well with dragontails.
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WITD 201.30 Changing a Fall30 viewsLearn how to change a fall on a snake whip. This would be identical for changing a fall on a bullwhip, or any whip that ends in a fall hitch.
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WITD 201.37 Variations with Crackers28 viewsMaterial, type of cracker construction and color all provide variations that can change the experience for a whip catcher. Intentionality in play is crucial. If someone negotiates no marks and the whip thrower selects a cracker that marks easily and then marks the whip catcher in play, then that is poor form and might also constitute a consent violation. Play within negotiated parameters and carefully choose the cracker you play with. I highly recommend ladysally style crackers for beginners, pickup play and for those who for whatever reason do not want marks.
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WITD 201.31 Throwing a mini-Zenith Bullwhip27 viewsIntroduction to the construction of a zenith bullwhip. Close look at the construction of the tapered box knot, named by Dex as a zenith knot. Demonstration of throwing accurately this style of bullwhip.
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