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Post by Gidwick on Aug 10, 2004 8:27:46 GMT
Ive just learnt helicoptors (left and right hand), thanks to my buddy and board member summieone!
movie coming soon if you want it!
Cheers
Russ
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Post by Todzilla on Aug 11, 2004 6:40:05 GMT
That would be great...I can sorta do 'em, but not as well as I would like to.
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Post by Antonio on Jan 26, 2005 17:48:27 GMT
Just learned the helicoptoer Right to Right behind back. It took a while and a lot of bending down to pick up the bottle. Plus the shoulder was not used to twisting like that but I got it. I can do a doubble spin for for speed pourposes I want to do just a singe rotation but can not seen to get the right power behind it. Keep working i guess. "Flairtenders do it with style"  |
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Post by summieone on Jan 28, 2005 8:57:38 GMT
Just learned the helicoptoer Right to Right behind back. It took a while and a lot of bending down to pick up the bottle. Plus the shoulder was not used to twisting like that but I got it. I can do a doubble spin for for speed pourposes I want to do just a singe rotation but can not seen to get the right power behind it. Keep working i guess. "Flairtenders do it with style" hi Antonio, well done for landing a job at Harrah's, I've been to Carnival court many times and actually met the F&B manager for Harrah's Las Vegas. I was just rereading your post, and have to say that for such an early stage, its incredible that you can do a helicopter right to right behind the back - I've never even thought of that move - unless you mean helicoptering from behind the back under your left to the front. But either way - still a good move for such an early stage. Keep it up D |
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Post by sabienkaine on Jan 7, 2006 15:08:02 GMT
id love to see some working flair, especially some low risk moves. even better would be some tricks using a bar blade
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robert
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Post by robert on Jan 29, 2006 13:27:46 GMT
hey guy im practicing the helicopter on the bottom of tin but i cant get it to stop there got any ideas on how to practice it
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Post by JH on Feb 10, 2006 11:26:42 GMT
id love to see some working flair, especially some low risk moves. even better would be some tricks using a bar blade Now do you want easy pours or just flair moves? |
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Post by sabienkaine on Feb 12, 2006 5:12:01 GMT
bioth would be great, im not allowed to flair in my bar, when i say that im not allowed to let go of the bottle, if you get me. there is one pour i would like to learn, i dont know whats its called, but its like they twist an snap the bottle down, ive been practising but i can never get the liquid stream to stop, and end up wasting alot of product
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Post by Side Show Bob (ex PornStar) on Feb 13, 2006 14:20:30 GMT
I think you mean the aggressive cut, basically you swipe the bottle down using the momentum to stop the flow of liquid.
Its basically a swinging motion. I started out using a reverse grip then switched to regular grip when I could cut spill free.
Hate to say but there's not short Cut to this move its all about practice.
Rob.L
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Post by tylerdurden on Mar 7, 2006 21:40:16 GMT
I'd like to see some more true working flair tricks in video form. I pretty much stick to tin palmspins and catching behind the back cos thats the safest things in a bar that hasent too much room to flair. Ice throws to tincatch behind the back i do and some ice in the glass also but need some more tricks.
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Post by freelivin91 on Aug 22, 2006 4:02:54 GMT
Practice capturing garnishes, ice, and other crap. Make your whole drink in the tin, pour it, then toss the garnish around the back and capture it.
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