Upward Double Elbow Strikes (U-DES)
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Originally posted by Tim View Post.... and as I like to say : "if it works, it works"
Overall I think Baggist deserves a NOBEL BAGGIN' PRIZE for bringing this new technique to life.Speed Bag
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Originally posted by The Baggist View PostThanks Biff!! 2010 has been a Great year for bagging. I think even though many of us couldn't attend.... the energy created by SPEED B.A.G. 2010 inspired all of us baggers to new levels.
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Wow -upward elbow strikes
I'm sure I'm not the only one who had a superficial 'go' at this. It's a damned hard move (in fact, seems impossible right now!)
Amazing skills! You'll need to post a tutorial now
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Originally posted by deano View Post45 trucks and counting. Always good Daniel. Keep the vids comingOriginally posted by Speedbag View PostActually, that would be three techniques if you count the upward Single, Double and Triple. I would say these surpass the 4-Way Elbow Strikes in skill required, and may even surpass the Reverse Roll (R-Roll) or Side-Reverse Double Punch (S-RDP) as the most difficult to master.
Originally posted by PIEFURZ View PostCool to add a new technique. Am I wrong, or does it sound a little like a miss hit? It kinda looks like the swivel is going up a little and getting air. Maybe if there weren't any force behind it but just let the bag rebound off the elbow at this point would keep it smooth. Great to be pushing the envelope on what can be done with speed bagin, new techniques, swivels, boards and mounts. Keep it coming baggers!!!
Originally posted by Tim View PostThis takes impeccable timing, because it's an upward strike, it's very easy to drive the ball into the top of the swivel housing. He's hitting on a Atomic XS 7"x5" bag , so it's light and small...small target, requires great precision and just the right amount of force. And he's punching VERY FAST, which makes it all the harder... so to sum it all up, I think there is a slight clank in there somewhere, but it's still rebounding pretty darn good, and as I like to say : "if it works, it works"
Overall I think Baggist deserves a NOBEL BAGGIN' PRIZE for bringing this new technique to life.
Originally posted by MsDeville View PostYes, I agree that this qualifies for a Nobel prize!
And after searching the web, I have found the elusive NOBEL BAGGING PRIZE medal!!
Originally posted by paranday View PostI can't wait to hear The Baggist's Nobel speech.
Originally posted by juxt View PostOriginally posted by Mrs Mitts View PostGood point Baggist - it has been a great year for bagging
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Wow -upward elbow strikes
I'm sure I'm not the only one who had a superficial 'go' at this. It's a damned hard move (in fact, seems impossible right now!)
Amazing skills! You'll need to post a tutorial now
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Originally posted by The Baggist View PostAfter not punching for a couple of weeks I was having withdraws so I stepped up to the bag Friday and asked myself why not Upward Elbow Strikes? I really didn't think they would work but after messing around I started throwing the Upward Double Elbow Strikes and linking them with the downward doubles and next came the Triple........ WARNING!!! Be careful!!!! It is very easy to bash your elbow into the board or the swivel! IT HURTS(take my word for it)!!
Last edited by Tim; 12-05-2010, 01:49 PM.
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Tim, by Jove, I think you've got it. It looks like you caught it high enough on the rebound that you got more of the side of the bag than the bottom so it sends the bag back rather than up. Would like to see and hear the video this came from. You're doing good with the elbows. Hope to see you in STL.
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Originally posted by PIEFURZ View PostTim, by Jove, I think you've got it. It looks like you caught it high enough on the rebound that you got more of the side of the bag than the bottom so it sends the bag back rather than up. Would like to see and hear the video this came from. You're doing good with the elbows. Hope to see you in STL.
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Originally posted by Bruce View PostJust wanted to add my kudos to the already long list... well done, sir. Thanks for introducing us to an additional strike to put in our speedbag repertoire.
Originally posted by Tim View Post
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Originally posted by Tim View PostSpeed Bag
Put a little Rhythm in YOUR workout!
*attendee: Every SB gathering so far!
The Quest Continues...
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Originally posted by Speedbag View PostTim you have found "the gift" of bag. Amazing. You and a few others here are expanding the known speed bag universe exponentially.
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Originally posted by Tim View PostThanks Alan. I should mention that the variations of this that Baggist does are much harder than what I'm doing. The easiest way to do it is after a D-DES, in my opinion. From a FSP or FCP is HARD but doable, at least occasionally for me
Baggist continues to amaze me with his imagination and bag control, as you do.Speed Bag
Put a little Rhythm in YOUR workout!
*attendee: Every SB gathering so far!
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