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You can make objects go '''behind the neck''' (or '''behind the head''') twisting your torso slightly in between throws, in the direction of the hand that will throw next, so you can throw and catch with your hands farther back than normal. |
You can make objects go '''behind the neck''' (or '''behind the head''') twisting your torso slightly in between throws, in the direction of the hand that will throw next, so you can throw and catch with your hands farther back than normal. |
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===Tips=== |
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Revision as of 16:51, 24 June 2012
You can make objects go behind the neck (or behind the head) twisting your torso slightly in between throws, in the direction of the hand that will throw next, so you can throw and catch with your hands farther back than normal.
Tips
- Keep your hands low so the pattern isn't too fast.
- To make it look good, make sure the throws are low enough that they actually go behind your head.
[[Video:Behind the neck tricks|thumb|left|640px|3 ball behind the neck tricks and connection sequences by Vasil Magaranov ]]
[[Video:Tutorial-Behind The Head Throws|thumb|left|640px|3 ball behind the neck throws tutorial]]
Variations
- Non-crossing behind the neck throws
- Switched behind the neck throws
- Behind the neck shower
- Blind behind the neck - bend your head down and throw over it like in a behind the neck shower, but with both hands, in a cascade, looking down so you can't see the pattern.
- Behind the neck penguins
- Behind the neck 180
- Under the leg and behind the neck throws
- Another kind of behind the neck throws - Put your hand behind your neck, and throw an object from there.
- Behind the neck catches - Put your hand behind your neck, and catch an object there.
- One hand behind the neck
- Shoulder rolls