Talkin' Tricks

The boys take some time to further explain their thoughts on Base Trick Terminology and some of the updates and changes made since first introducing the concept. Links Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=95484699 Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

The boys reintroduce an important building block to their future discussions of tricking terminology. We refine and rebrand our previous theories on what it means to take off one leg in tricking. Links Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=95484699 Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Today we talk about what tricks to abolish. Let's be honest, many aspects of tricking terminology are beyond saving and must be thrown out altogether. This is our hot take episode so we hope you guys enjoy and share your own hot takes. Links Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=95484699 Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Sean Kausek (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/seankausek/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

We are bringing back the trick theory this week with some interesting and a few unexplored areas of hand implementation in tricks. This topic becomes very complex and an equally quick rate the more consideration is given. Here, we look to start the conversation of "touching" variations and hope to get the naming convention for this aspect of tricks started off on the right foot. Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

You all asked for this, so here it is. Its time we have a serious talk about Adrenaline (again). Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank, Jason, and Bryce are joined by Sean Kausek and they all discuss being washed up athletes. The physical, mental, and social aspects of aging are discussed in this episode so if you want to know what it feels like to be old, this is the episode. Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Sean Kausek (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/seankausek/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank, Jason, and Bryce discuss the history and trick theory behind corks! This is our first episode taking a deep delve into one specific trick so we hope you enjoy it! Let us know what trick you want us to look at next and which Sesh sampler you want us to dissect! Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

This week Bryce, Jason, and Frank get together and discuss the various surfaces trickers could train on and their respective pros and cons. From concrete to garbage heaps, we cover just about every tricking surface available and some that are probably better off ignored. Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank and Jason discuss the latest in Adrenaline news, and what this means for the future of Tricking. What kind of culture is Adrenaline promoting and is it what we want for tricking? This is a controversial episode, you may agree or disagree with us, but this is a discussion worth having as it may have huge implications for what tricking eventually looks like. Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

In this episode, Jason, Frank, and Bryce have Ayzee on to discuss his ability to find time to trick as a third year medical student! Ayzee is currently on clinical rotations which are the most time consuming part of medical school. He demonstrates the importance of finding time to do the things you love while still aiming for your goals. We also discuss the relation tricking has to you and how that evolves over time in the sport. Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Ayzee Umar (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/ayzeebrahh/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

In this episode, Jason, Frank, and Bryce discuss why trickers put tricks on a pedestal and why it has such a huge impact on our psychology and progression. Putting tricks on a pedestal can be very motivating, but it comes with a whole host of downsides. Is the act of putting tricks on a pedestal something we even want in our community? Stay tuned to hear our thoughts, and feel free to leave yours down below! Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi/ Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Important video today! We are joined by Tricia Carney to discuss the female experience in tricking, and how to hold ourselves accountable for a less than inclusive culture. If we want to see tricking progress, it is important that we each individually educate ourselves on what we may be doing wrong or right, in order to reinforce the positive behaviors and make tricking a more inclusive community in general. It's a difficult conversation to have but it must be had for the sake of the safety and mental well being of everyone involved in tricking. Hope you guys enjoy Links U.S. Tricking Article: https://www.ustricking.com/blog/the-dark-side-of-tricking Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Host): https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Tricia Carney (Guest): https://instagram.com/sillytrishee Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank is joined by the Rose City Gathering Crew to talk about the origins of Tricking bounties and the upcoming Rose City Gathering in Oregon. This is definitely going to be a special gathering with unique events and you won't want to miss it! Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Alex Hunter (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/teagule_chicken/ Alex Hunter (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/kyvooon/ Alex Hunter (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/raymond_van/ Alex Hunter (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/siddleykidd/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/ Links Rose City Gathering: https://www.instagram.com/rosecitygathering/ PDX Tricking: https://www.instagram.com/pdx_tricking/ Tricking Bounties: https://www.instagram.com/tricking_bounties/

Frank and Jason are back in the lab with Alex Hunter! Lots of psychological discussion in this one including fear in tricking and how it relates to progress! We also discuss how you are a product of the era of tricking that you are born into. Enjoy! :) Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Alex Hunter (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

This week, we decided to hold our first of many live debates about trick theory. This one is for all the trick theory nerds out there. We debate with the one and only Tal Flow about our different models for trick theory and try to poke holes in each other's theories. We hope that above all, this serves as a template for how to talk about trick theory to ensure that we aren't talking past each other, but rather listening and trying to understand the logic of each person. We had a productive discussion on many topics ranging from fake stances, to rapid and missleg, and even debating whether or not raiz is the root of all tricks. This was a fun one so I hope you guys enjoy it! Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Tal Flow (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/talflowtricking/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank and Jason tackle TKT this episode and thoroughly destroy the model with facts and logic. On a real note, TKT does have its benefits and succeeds in certain aspects, but ultimately falls flat when it comes to fixing the true issue in kicking trick theory. An alternative to this model is offered and it is called True intuitive trick science! Let us know what you guys think about the new model down in the comments! Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Important topic today! For the first time, we are addressing some tricking drama. Guthrie made a recent post that disappointed us and a big portion of the community. Is this okay? How does this affect newcomers and veterans? Does Guthrie bring up some good points? This is a pretty controversial episode and we really do not hold back so let us know about our analysis of this event. To end off, we only did this episode because we truly think this was important to address to keep the spirit of the community alive, we love you all ♥ Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank and Jason shoot the shit with Alex Hunter! We discuss a range of random topics from what style means to what the future of tricking will look like! Alex Hunter has been a long time staple of the community and has seen the evolution of tricking over almost the past two decades! He imparts valuable wisdom about how to take care of your body for longevity, and also we just talk about random shit, hope you guys enjoy :) Credits Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo and Guest): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

In this episode, Jason and Frank talk to the one and only Kojo about technique! This is a practical topic which us idealist trick theorists tend to stay away from but we decided to give it a shot and learned a lot in the process! It's no secret that Kojo may be the person who has devoted the most time to thinking about tricking technique and what to do to perfect it. Listen in for some discussions on the fastest way to progress in tricking, how to digest trick tutorials, and what it would be like if you switched brains with Shosei! Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/ Sam Kojo (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/sam_kojo/

The Muggleslayer LANDED Frank and Jason are joined by Malik Shepherd to discuss the infamous Muggleslayer amongst other topics! Malik was the first recorded person to land Muggleslayer, which has been a trick near and dear to this podcast, it was a no brainer to talk to Malik about it. He dissects the trick and offers tips on how to do this forbidden trick! We also talk to him about textbook tricks and his experience producing tricking content. Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Malik Shepherd (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/malikmshepherd.bbb/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank and Jason are joined by Mark Rusmantijo, the owner of Loopkicks, to discuss what even is the point of trick theory? Does it really serve a purpose or is it actually detrimental to the bottom line? Is it possible to learn about tricks from simply theorizing without doing? All these questions will be explored. For the second part of the discussion, the attention is turned to micro dividers vs simplifiers, which is essentially a discussion on how far should trick theory be divided. Is there such a thing as being too specific? Too broad in your analysis? Mark, Frank, and Jason all try to find the sweet spot. I really do believe that this discussion is essential for moving on with any further theorizing about tricks, so you won't want to miss it! Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Mark Rusmantijo (Guest): 'https://www.instagram.com/thundertijo/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason are joined once again by the Tricker Mathematician, Bryce Virgin, so that we can impart axis knowledge onto you guys! Axis is a surprisingly complex topic in Tricking, especially due to the fact that what trickers consider different Axes does not align with what axes actually are mathematically. Don't worry though, despite this we have presented a salient way to describe axis that neatly aligns with both how trickers and physicists think. Hope you enjoy this nerdy episode! Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Guest): ' https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Jason and Frank take a look at the different types of compound transitions that are possible! That's right, there is a world of possibilities outside of just redirect and bound that hasn't been explored, and it warrants a complete episode to itself. This episode is a little difficult to follow but the numbers for each transition is provided below, we highly recommend you mock the footing as you watch the episode to get the most out of this episode! Sequential Compound Transitions C/T 111212 (c/t into vanish) 111221 (c/t into reversal) 111122 (c/t into skip) Vanish 121112 (vanish with c/t in the middle) 122212 (Vanish with alt c/t) 121222 (vanish into c/t) 121211 (vanish into skip) Reversal 121121 (reversal with c/t in the middle *redirect) 122221 (Reversal with alt c/t in middle) 122111 (reversal into c/t) 122122 (reversal into alt c/t) Skip 112222 (skip into alternate c/t) Unified Compound Transitions 𝜋𝜋11(𝜋𝜋22) 𝜋1121 (𝜋2212) 𝜋11𝜋 (𝜋22𝜋) 11𝜋𝜋 12𝜋11 12𝜋22 1121𝜋 1211𝜋 𝜋121212 𝜋1122𝜋 Combo with Every Transition: Hyper b-twist> reversal C9 > pop full with DOM > swing gainer switch> missleg btwist > vanish 10 > Swing GMS > c/t wrap full > rpop cork > bound (𝜋𝜋11) aerial> wrap swing wrap full> skip mega raiz > rapid a-twist> redirect ultra gainer > frontswing envergado > punch double full Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

This week, the boys bring in a soon to be professional mathematician, Bryce Virgin, to explain a truly mind boggling concept; 4-dimensional tricking. We leave no stone unturned in this episode; what would it look like to a mere mortal, what are some variations that would be possible, what would having two dimensions of time look like, what are the implications of 4 dimensions for protecting your testicles from getting smashed, we talk about it ALL. If you love science AND tricking, this is absolutely the episode for you. Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Bryce Virgin (Guest): ' https://www.instagram.com/bryceswipes/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason discuss the very contentious topic of vert kicks this episode! That's right, we are talking about the topic in tricking most likely to get you berated online, and there are absolutely some spicy takes in this episode, including a complete revision to the naming conventions for kicks. Let's be real, no one thinks the kick terminology we have is good at all, but what sucks about the naming conventions may not be what you expect. Tune in to get a thorough understanding of vert kick terminology! Examples https://photos.app.goo.gl/otzg8cv3b2YVYUAN8 Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason talk about the infinite world of variations this week! This episode is not as strict on terminology as other trick theory episodes due to the sheer infinity and informality of variations, which truly is a big part of what gives tricking its essence. We will discuss common variations, as well as some more uncommon ones, but this episode is in no way exhaustive! There is more nuance than many would expect despite lack of formality compared to other aspects of tricks so this episode is still very important for trick theory understanding. Nightcrawler landing: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQr0MU-gYHT Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason are joined by Isaia Gonzalez to discuss battles in Tricking! Battles are fundamental to tricking culture and they have been around basically as long as the sport has existed. In this episode, we discuss important talking points when moving forward with tricking as it becomes more and more mainstream. How do we maintain the spirit of Tricking as it moves onto National and even Olympic types of competitions? How should the battles be formatted so that we incentivize pushing the limits? Should we even consider a different style of competition that is not a 1v1 battle? We feel that these are the discussions that need to be had in order to move forward and ensure that tricking takes the right path as it inevitably becomes more and more mainstream. Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Isaia Gonzalez (Guest): https://www.instagram.com/isaiamclovin.bbb/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason talk about the final transition type in the final (most likely not final) installment of transitions. This week discusses unified transitions which are transitions in which a unified takeoff or landing is included in at least some part of the transition. Related to unified transitions, we discuss unified tricks and how there is potential for two different models of looking at unified tricks, a two trick model, and a three trick model. Join us in this episode of discussing the intricacies of unified transitions. Below are the named transitions, and their foot placement numbers, with the 𝜋 symbol representing a two footed interaction. Punch: 𝜋𝜋 Pop: 12𝜋 Reverse Pop: 𝜋12 Bound: 𝜋11𝜋 (other bounds to be discussed in future episodes) Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason shift transitions to the sequential type in this episode. Sequential transitions are defined by transitions that use both feet, but never both of them at the same time (unified). Although these transitions are more technical, they are more simply defined than single leg transitions in that they use foot ordering as the determinant of what the transition is. Below are all of the sequential transitions and their respective foot patterns. Note that a 1 represents the first foot that touches down while a 2 represents the second foot that touches down, independent of whether it is the left or right foot. Vanish - 1212 Reversal - 1221 Skip - 1122 Redirect - 121121 Examples Jordon Alexander doing reversal gainers: https://www.instagram.com/p/CNDJYPmstFL/ Alex Solis doing round kicks to redirect: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMCmT5GBChB7ubpiR_5HLBZ9rpzRW4tcY4RzyA0/ Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): 'https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/

Frank and Jason return with some trick theory knowledge, specifically, they will be discussing transitions. Transitions will be split into three episodes; single leg, sequential, and unified. The boys start out with single leg transitions, which is exactly what it sounds like! Transitioning from one trick to another using only a single leg. There are three ways to divide types of single leg transitions; swings, non-swings, and carrythrough is in it's own category. These can be further subdivided to get to specific types of swings or non-swings.Swings: Front and Back Swings Wrap and GM SwingsNon-Swings: Rapid MisslegCompound: CarrythroughExamples: Ethan Turner doing "muggleslayer" 9: https://www.instagram.com/p/B9ysaJdHkg0/Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Frank and Jason are joined by their first guest Jeremy Price. The boys take a step away from trick theory to discuss what makes a trick perfect and whether that concept even exists. The conversation goes on many tangents; topics discussed include social pressures, aesthetics, utility of a trick, existentialism, the concept of awesomeness, pragmatism, and who would win in a battle between Plato and Aristotle. If you love philosophy and tricking, this is absolutely the episode for you! Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Jeremy Price (guest): https://www.instagram.com/jpricetricks/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Jason and Frank explore the intricacies of landing stances which are more complicated than they may seem at first! Landing stance is always related to direction of momentum and where your foot is with respect to DOM determines what stance you are landing in. There are four single leg landing stances that each take up 90 degrees of rotation, which accounts for a full circle relative to DOM. The four stances and their respective rotations for left twisters are listed below: Hyper: Right leg facing directly away from DOM up until 90 degrees short of facing DOM Mega: Left leg facing 90 degrees short of DOM up until aligned with DOM Semi/Ultra: Right leg aligned with DOM up until 90 degrees past DOM Complete: Left leg 90 degrees past DOM up until facing directly away from DOMBeyond this, fake landing stances and other more nuanced topics are discussed!Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/

Welcome to Talkin' Tricks! The Tricking Podcast where Jason and Frank discuss the intricacies of Trick Theory, explore the philosophy of tricking, and just generally ask interestingly pointless questions!Episode one is dedicated to exploring the base components of a trick and what goes into distinguishing one trick from another. Our formulation creates a trick from four different components which are each explored in depth, with proper nuance and attention to detail. Join us in exploring a different way to view tricks that makes it easier to take deep dives into new areas of creativity!Video Examples: Lotus examplar: https://www.instagram.com/p/BzOdlqfH4WQ/Credits: Frank Vazquez (Host): https://www.instagram.com/frank_vazquez_/ Jason Connor (Host): https://www.instagram.com/jasonc1260/ Steve Rogers (Music): https://soundcloud.com/og-juan-shinobi Steven French (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/covid.tohzt/ Alex Hunter (Logo): https://www.instagram.com/originalbeing1/