Cardioid - Revision history

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	==History==		==History==
	The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.		The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20000612063226/http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~konhide/pen.htm Hideaki Kondo, 私のペン回しの歴史, Dec 1, 1997]</ref>. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that [[Kam]] knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in [[Pentix]] nor [[Pentrix]], nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20060507201746/http://pentrix.com/upsb2/viewtopic.php?t=2604 Phya's trick list]</ref>. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo. <ref>Gonzalez, D. (2021). Pen spinning history and notation Second Edition. p.228</ref>

	The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other ~~arounds~~ other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier<ref>[www.tapatalk.com/groups/ucpsb/tipped-sonic-t2241-s15.html#p1024411]</ref>, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.		The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other [[around]]'s other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier<ref>[www.tapatalk.com/groups/ucpsb/tipped-sonic-t2241-s15.html#p1024411]</ref>, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but [[Menowa]] was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. [[i.suk]] managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, [[Menowa]], and Yuera, among others<ref>Gonzalez, D. (2021). Pen spinning history and notation Second Edition. p.229</ref>.

	==Variations==		==Variations==

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	The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.		The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.

	The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other arounds other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier<ref>[www.tapatalk.com/groups/ucpsb/tipped-sonic-t2241-s15.html#p1024411 ~~FallenSeraph, Korean Sonic~~]</ref>, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.		The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other arounds other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier<ref>[www.tapatalk.com/groups/ucpsb/tipped-sonic-t2241-s15.html#p1024411]</ref>, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.


	==Variations==		==Variations==

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	The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.		The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.

	The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other arounds other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.		The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other arounds other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier<ref>[www.tapatalk.com/groups/ucpsb/tipped-sonic-t2241-s15.html#p1024411 FallenSeraph, Korean Sonic]</ref>, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.

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	====Palm-up Backaround Cardioid====		====Palm-up Backaround Cardioid====
	==References==		==References==
			[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlDb1H5bRnZZdswmdr07m-58yxs4Es7-/view?usp=sharing RPD Book]
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	==History==		==History==
			The name カージオイド (cardioid) was given by Hideaki in 1997, as it was one of the initial tricks in his website. It was named that way since the trajectory of the pen tip resembles the cardioid shape (a heart). Although we can suppose that Kam knew about it, the trick doesn’t appear in Pentix nor Pentrix, nor on Phya’s 2004 trick list. The earliest appearance of the name is in PenstudioZ, as a part of the breakdown of “1st Year Anniversary Celebration Final Strike” combo.

			The abstraction that a cardioid could also be done with other arounds other than TA most probably comes from the Polish spinner Kanonier, in 2010. He did a pinkybak cardioid for the tournament MP ’10 and Smile, who was a judge, was impressed by it and named it Kanonier trick. Smile popularized it in French meetings: his friend Kinger used it in FPSB 5th and aaytowi2 was the first to do it twice. They tried to do its reverse, but Menowa* was able to pull it out first, during his WT15 run. The reverse Kanonier trick was presented to neir’da and i.suk as one of the hardest tricks. i.suk managed to master it and popularised it. Similar cardioid baks were discovered, most probably independently, by other JEB spinners: Beige, ctionist, Menowa*, and Yuera, among others.


	==Variations==		==Variations==

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	A '''~~Cardioid~~''' ~~are~~ short [[linkage\|~~linkages~~]] associated with [[around\|~~arounds~~]]. Historically a cardioid was considered to be a thumbaround cardioid, but in recent years the definition has expanded to all arounds. A cardioid takes one of two forms:		A '''cardioid''' is a short [[linkage\|linkage]] associated with an [[around\|around]]. Historically a cardioid was considered to be a thumbaround cardioid, but in recent years the definition has expanded to all arounds. A cardioid takes one of two forms:
	#''Wiper -> Around''		#''Wiper -> Around''
	#''Around -> Wiper''		#''Around -> Wiper''
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	The original cardioid variation, performed either on its own or continuously. Notated ''Wiper T1-T1 -> Thumbaround T1-T1''. More recently ''Thumbaround T1-T1 -> Wiper T1-T1'' is sometimes also considered to be a thumbaround cardioid. In the past this was once considered a unique trick.		The original cardioid variation, performed either on its own or continuously. Notated ''Wiper T1-T1 -> Thumbaround T1-T1''. More recently ''Thumbaround T1-T1 -> Wiper T1-T1'' is sometimes also considered to be a thumbaround cardioid. In the past this was once considered a unique trick.

	===Around ~~Cardioids~~===		===Around Cardioid===
	When performed with arounds not associated with the thumb and caught in slots that do not use the thumb, ''Around -> Wiper'' is considered to be standard and substantially more difficult. This is because of the additional motion required to perform a catch at the correct position to perform a wiper.		When performed with arounds not associated with the thumb and caught in slots that do not use the thumb, ''Around -> Wiper'' is considered to be standard and substantially more difficult. This is because of the additional motion required to perform a catch at the correct position to perform a wiper.

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	#''Middlearound 23-23 -> Wiper 23-23 cont.''		#''Middlearound 23-23 -> Wiper 23-23 cont.''
	#''PD Indexaround Reverse 12-12 -> PD Wiper 12-12''		#''PD Indexaround Reverse 12-12 -> PD Wiper 12-12''
	====Fingerless Around ~~Cardioids~~====		====Fingerless Around Cardioid====
	A more difficult variation where the start position for the initial around is [[fingerless]], usually from an [[aerial]] prior trick. When performed palm-down the difficulty increases significantly, due to the added requirement of providing air time while repositioning for a catch.		A more difficult variation where the start position for the initial around is [[fingerless]], usually from an [[aerial]] prior trick. When performed palm-down the difficulty increases significantly, due to the added requirement of providing air time while repositioning for a catch.

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	#''PD FL Thumbaround Reverse 0.5 ~ FL PD Pinkyaround Reverse 34-34 -> PD Wiper Reverse 34-34''		#''PD FL Thumbaround Reverse 0.5 ~ FL PD Pinkyaround Reverse 34-34 -> PD Wiper Reverse 34-34''

	===Backaround ~~Cardioids~~===		===Backaround Cardioid===

	====Palm-up Backaround ~~Cardioids~~====		====Palm-up Backaround Cardioid====
	==References==		==References==
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	~~The~~ '''~~Cardioids~~''' are short [[linkage\|linkages]] associated with [[around\|arounds]]. Historically a cardioid was considered to be a thumbaround cardioid, but in recent years the definition has expanded to all arounds. A cardioid takes one of two forms:		A '''Cardioid''' are short [[linkage\|linkages]] associated with [[around\|arounds]]. Historically a cardioid was considered to be a thumbaround cardioid, but in recent years the definition has expanded to all arounds. A cardioid takes one of two forms:
	#''Wiper -> Around''		#''Wiper -> Around''
	#''Around -> Wiper''		#''Around -> Wiper''

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	===Thumbaround Cardioid===		===Thumbaround Cardioid===
	The original cardioid variation, performed either on its own or continuously. Notated ''Wiper T1-T1 -> Thumbaround T1-T1''. More recently ''Thumbaround T1-T1 -> Wiper T1-T1'' is sometimes also considered to be a thumbaround cardioid.		The original cardioid variation, performed either on its own or continuously. Notated ''Wiper T1-T1 -> Thumbaround T1-T1''. More recently ''Thumbaround T1-T1 -> Wiper T1-T1'' is sometimes also considered to be a thumbaround cardioid. In the past this was once considered a unique trick.

	===Around Cardioids===		===Around Cardioids===
	When performed with arounds not associated with the thumb and caught in slots that do not use the thumb, ''Around -> Wiper'' is considered to be standard and substantially more difficult. This is because of the additional motion required to perform a catch at the correct position to perform a wiper.		When performed with arounds not associated with the thumb and caught in slots that do not use the thumb, ''Around -> Wiper'' is considered to be standard and substantially more difficult. This is because of the additional motion required to perform a catch at the correct position to perform a wiper.

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-The modifier known as '''Cardioid''' can be applied to all types of around's.This modifier turns around's into linkages such as {Around > Wiper},These tricks can be done continuously.
+The '''Cardioids''' are short [[linkage|linkages]] associated with [[around|arounds]]. Historically a cardioid was considered to be a thumbaround cardioid, but in recent years the definition has expanded to all arounds. A cardioid takes one of two forms:
-==Examples of cardioids==
+#''Wiper -> Around''
-==Thumbaround Cardioid==
+With the latter considered to be more difficult.
-thumbarond cardioid is the term for doing {Thumbaround > Wiper}. Reference video:
+==History==