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What is this move called?
Here’s the link: http://youtu.be/wuY3rJM_CXg
I know that the SM to flag is called a fonji, but I’ve never seen anyone go back up to SM, let alone doing it 3 times in a row lol. She is seriously amazingly strong! Does anyone know if this sequence has a name?
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It's still a fonji. Back up is harder at first, but I'm told that in time it becomes about the same. (I split a Chinese pole lesson with a friend, where I was working on down and she was working on back up- six months later she can go up and down a few times in a row)
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I was under the impression that sm to flag was fonji and then adding the reverse made it “kamikaze”. But whenever I say kamikaze people just stare at me :/
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That is just 3 fonji's in a row.
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There's often more than one name for a move, so it could well also be called a kamikaze. As far as I know it's originally a Chinese pole move, where it's just called a "shouldermount flip", whether it's down or back up, but that's a little confusing because sometimes you hear that same term used to describe the flip that goes up and over to the side of the pole.
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According to PDD it is also called a switch or a shoulder mount to half flag. The only kamikaze listed is also the cocoon.
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Hmm interesing. Well either way it’s a cool combo!
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