Name that move!

Ouch? I said I loved the name! I think Sissy Leven got what aah ment!

I don't know what move he's talking about. I personally like a lot of 1.5's. They're also a good transition and reverse pendulum weaves look awesome with fire

I dinnae understand the name though.

The move itself is awesome.

"saving the cheerleader" is so-called because it's usually followed by a move called "saving the world"... which I haven't invented yet.

(Say what you will about seasons 2+, Heroes Season 1 was boss.)

You just reminded of me of one time my family was in a sports bar. And one of the waitresses looked exactly like the cheerleader. And my mom whispered "Save the cheerleader." I was holding in laughter and my dad was confused.

Oh. Vaguely makes more sense now....

ok i have a move that i have no idea what the name of it is it is a 3 beat but on the last beat on each side on that side you bring that arm back and then back into 3 beat so when you do the third beat your arm is extended behind your right side when on the right and then when you goto the left side you bring your left arm back on the last beat it is similar to a lock out take out 3 beat weave

I think I know what you mean.

I do a move where as I'm doing a reverse 3-beat weave, on the beat where you bring your arm back across (either/both arms) you throw it over your shoulder so it comes up and over and goes back into a weave pattern.

Will have to do a video at some point so people get what I mean.

EDIT: Here...

no that is not it i will have to make a vid most likely

I'm guessing it's similar to what Zelenkia did in his video but instead of bringing that arm up behind the head you bring it straight back so that your arm is extended behind you.

Is that correct?

yeah and there is no rotation of the arm it is strait back

That's what I thought. I played with it a bit after that post, not entirely sure how it actually looks though as I don't really have a mirror large enough to watch myself spin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIq0eg5wn-A
this is the lock out take out weave thingy please correct me if the terminology is wrong

My firend, I believe that would just be called a 3bt weave. You open up kind of like you're about to turn, but I'd just say a 3bt weave. It wouldn't really be a lockout unless you let them make a beat or more while taken apart because they are never taken out of their weaving pattern in that video.

Now my conclusion, 3bt weave. Maybe a kind of extended 3bt at most.

Yeah, I'd say linear extension 3bt. Not that it isn't actually kind of interesting.

What is it that you're calling a linear extention, Sister Eleven?

Same thing's called a linear extension in Encyclo-poi-dia 2 and most places I've seen the term: moving the hand in a straight line with the direction of the poi. The result is an elliptical shape two poi lengths wide.

i say just a 3bt weave doing an extension while it is on either side. When I was new to poi i would open up my poi on the side of my weave and make an extra beat.

Also Good definition of linear extension sisters eleven

He does not do a linear extension though. A linear extension s just moving your hand up and down with the poi, he's moving his hands in a circle.

no my hand goes straight back in a line sometimes i forget and it does a semi circle but later last night i found i can do a 3 beat like thread the needle