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So someone recently told me that at a camp he went to he learned peggy spins by grabbing on the flats instead of when the flag is straight up and down. Anyone else do it this way?

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So someone recently told me that at a camp he went to he learned peggy spins by grabbing on the flats instead of when the flag is straight up and down. Anyone else do it this way?

are you sure that they aren't confusing speed spins with Peggy spins? :blink:

and yes before i answered this thread i had to go find something in my office to spin to test flats vs. up/downs. :worthy:

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I've seen/taught both styles.....

Hamburger A : Bottom, beg (flat), over (straight up and down), beg(flat) ,over (straight up and down), beg, over.....

Hamburger B : Bottom, beg(flat), over (straight up and down), beg, under (straight up and down), beg, over......

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are you sure that they aren't confusing speed spins with Peggy spins? :worthy:

and yes before i answered this thread i had to go find something in my office to spin to test flats vs. up/downs. :blink:

that's becuase you're a big dork!!!!!!! :peek:

:P :blink: b**bs HAHAHAHAAAAAAA

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Yes, you can grab it at the flat, stright up and down every time, or even all angles.

Flat is a very even spin.

Straight up and down emphasizes effort changes, because you have to use more effort to get the flag around, then less to turn it.

When you grab it with you left hand alternating over and under, I've heard it called something else.

All different styles, most of them vary by schools of thought and region of the country. (East coast, west coast, midwest)

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Interesting.....I just never heard of anyone doing it before. Thanks for the input guys.

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