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Book Reviews 101.05 Bullwhip- The Dante Method by Robert Dante2 viewsThis short 53 pg. book takes a basic cracking approach to teaching how to crack a whip.
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28 - Soaring Eagle Creation Cuff Designs1 viewsSoaring Eagle Creations bam bam, quick cuffs and Eagle Talon cuffs review.
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27 - The Carnal Coyote Toy Review2 viewsDragontongue by the Carnal Coyote. Very stiff, heavy piece of leather. Handle with a dragon tongue for paddling.
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WITD 101.70 Hybrid signal vs signal5 viewsFor horizontal throwers consider a hybrid signal. It will give you more accuracy and control with whip speed. For two handed whip work signal whips still remain the best choice in my opinion. As a sgnal is flexible from the turk's head to the cracker it will have better flow. Two handed work whether you are throwing a 4 count or 6 count Florentine or doing a 3 beat weave is all about flow into your target.
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WITD 101.69 Four Basic Techniques in Slow Motion13 viewsSignal whip & Snake Whip
Two Static throws: Bow & Arrow, Over The Shoulder (B&A, OTS)
Two Dynamic throws: Horizontal, Fwd Figure 8 (H, FF8)
Front and Side View of throws (FV & SV)
Time Stamp: 4' Signal Whip B&A FV 00:37 B&A SV 00:55 OTS FV 01.21 OTS SV 01.54 H F 2:02 FF8 2:45 Snake Whip B&A 3:32 OTS 3:52 H (note: horizontal is not a recommended snake or bullwhip style) FF8 3:52
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WITD 501.02a Two Handed Flogger Practice with Horse Tail Bags31 viewsPracticing two handed flogging with finger floggers and traditional handle floggers can be done using horse tail bags to hold the flogger tails together while in the beginning learning stages. This allows the Top to focus on the florentine pattern and not have to worry about keeping all of the flogger tails together. Once the pattern is mastered and some muscle memory developed then remove the horse tail bag and continue practicing. Horse tail bags are a nice way to protect your floggers when transporting them in a suitcase or toybag to a dungeon party.
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20 - 4ft Dragontails63 views4' Dragontails are fun to throw, easy to manage in a small space, dungeon or house party. They are a type of singletail and while an entry level whip they remain in my toybag 26 years later and I throw them almost every scene.
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19 - 4ft Signal Whips50 views4' signal whips are the ultimate beginner's whip. Accurate, easy to control, no fall just thong to cracker directly on target. Better rollout and more whip like action than a 3' signal. A 4' signal benefits from two bellies, pay a little bit more for quality 2 belly signal whips but stay away from budget builds. Budget builds are adequate for 3' signals.
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21 - Matched Set of Double Ended Floggers9 viewsChallenging to throw, but rewarding for the bottom who's experiencing being hit with 4 floggers. Throwing the leading flogger and following the track or path with the trailing flogger is the key. Then doing it simultaneously using both hands results in a rewarding scene for both the Top and bottom.
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WITD 201.42 Top Space11 viewsWe hear a lot about sub space or bottom space, but what about Top Space and Top drop? I recount some stories of my experiences with it and use whips as a way to illustrate being in Top Space.
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15 - Whip Not To Buy11 viewsInterested in throwing whips. Your mentor is taking a basic cracking or sport cracking approach to teaching you and tells you to buy a 6' parachord bullwhip for your first whip. WRONG here's why.
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16 - When Should You Buy Your First Bullwhip8 viewsYou are past your starter whip, have been throwing a 3' snake whip overhand for a while with accuracy, now you are ready for your first bullwhip. Recommend a 3' or 4' quality parachord or target kangaroo bullwhip.
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