By Nina
Types of Single Tails:
• Snake Whips
• Signal Whips
• Dragon's Tongues/Tails
• Bull Whips
Anatomy of a Single Tail:
• Handle
• Fall
• Thong
• Cracker
Throwing Techniques:
• Recommended stance
• Side-to-Side
• Over-the-Head
• Underhanded
• Special Stuff for Special Kids: Florentine
Safety Precautions:
Setting Up
• Make sure the area around you is clear; hitting objects or people throws off your aim
• Employ a spotter to keep the area of your back swing clear if needed
• If you use an overhand throw, check the ceiling clearance as well
• You will hit yourself when you practice; dress appropriately
Do's
• Make sure the area is clear
• Practice on inanimate objects at first
• Check your cracker periodically for knots and wear
Don’ts
• Don't claim expertise you don't possess
• Don't focus on how loud the crack is; your aim is what's important
• Don't swing a whip without checking your distance and clearance
This presentation is not intended to be your own source of information about single tails. Please research and practice to learn the techniques that work best for you and your partner. I am not responsible for the health and safety of you or your partner.
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