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History

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	==History==		==History==

	The ~~name fingerpass comes from Kam~~, ~~with both normal~~		The trick existed for a long time, but it remained unnamed.
	~~and reverse variations added to Pentix in February 2001~~. ~~Kam listed~~		Hideaki didn’t list it as a trick at first, as he considered it a movement instead.
	~~fingerpass~~ as ~~the fundamental~~ trick ~~instead of pass because~~ at ~~that time~~,
	~~pass wasn’t~~ considered a ~~trick by itself~~.

	~~Japanese Hideaki listed~~ the ~~trick as drummer~~ in ~~1998~~, ~~during one~~ of the		Tohlz from PenstudioZ named each pass as first quarter of fingerpass,
	~~first updates of his website~~, ~~but~~ later ~~drummer would acquire~~ a ~~new meaning~~. ~~For this~~ trick, the ~~English name フィンガーパス~~ (~~fingerpass~~)		second quarter of fingerpass, etc. The name pass is attributed to Kam,
	~~would go on~~ to be used.		as he was the first to use it in 2001, when describing the fingerpass:

			“The Finger Pass family consists of tricks that "roll" the pen through
			many fingers. At any time, the pen is always been held by at least two fingers, and each "Pass" (which is a definite step for Finger Pass tricks) will only cause the pen to rotate 180 degrees (half rotation).”

			He continued to use the term later on to describe the parts of a double
			charge as “basically a combination of two Charges and two Passes (passes are parts of a FingerPass)” and in December 2003 he included it as one of the various “spin types”. However, it wasn’t considered a standalone
			trick and thus included in trick lists until at least 2004

			In Japan, the term half gunman was used to describe both the
			pass and the passaround. During the years 2006 and 2007, there were various debates among JEB members which concluded that those were different tricks due to the different ways in how the pen is held during the movement. From that point onwards, パス (pass) began to be used.

	==Variations==		==Variations==

Salt: /* History */

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History

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	==History==		==History==

			The name fingerpass comes from Kam, with both normal
			and reverse variations added to Pentix in February 2001. Kam listed
			fingerpass as the fundamental trick instead of pass because at that time,
			pass wasn’t considered a trick by itself.

			Japanese Hideaki listed the trick as drummer in 1998, during one of the
			first updates of his website, but later drummer would acquire a new meaning. For this trick, the English name フィンガーパス (fingerpass)
			would go on to be used.

	==Variations==		==Variations==

V 0 1 D: /* Warped Sonic */

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Warped Sonic

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	Historically the Twisted Sonic normal explicitly referred to using a pass reverse, but this is no longer the case.		Historically the Twisted Sonic normal explicitly referred to using a pass reverse, but this is no longer the case.
	====Warped Sonic====		====Warped Sonic (deprecated)====
	A deprecated name for Twisted Sonic normal performed with a pass instead of pass reverse, going down fingerslots on the inside of the hand instead of up.		A deprecated name for Twisted Sonic normal performed with a pass instead of pass reverse, going down fingerslots on the inside of the hand instead of up.

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	===Fingerpass===		===Fingerpass===
	A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup.		A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup.
			====Half Fingerpass (deprecated)====
			A deprecated name for either of the two halves of the fingerpass minicombo, 12-23>34 or 34-23>12. It was mentioned on Pentix in 2002, but it hasn't seen serious use outside of Korea.
			===Twisted Sonic===
			A pass performed with a full charge rotation, performing one half-charge on the starting slot, interrupting with a pass and finishing with the remaining half-charge on the destination slot. The name was first written by [[Hideaki Kondoh]] in 1997 as an initial trick on his website, but has been controversial as the trick does not follow a [[sonic]] mechanic and instead uses a pass.

			Historically the Twisted Sonic normal explicitly referred to using a pass reverse, but this is no longer the case.
			====Warped Sonic====
			A deprecated name for Twisted Sonic normal performed with a pass instead of pass reverse, going down fingerslots on the inside of the hand instead of up.

	===Triangle Pass===		===Triangle Pass===

V 0 1 D: "Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a minute is considered an impressive achievement" - Lol, how long has this been here for?

2023-01-10T11:33:42Z

"Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a minute is considered an impressive achievement" - Lol, how long has this been here for?

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	==Variations==		==Variations==
	===Fingerpass===		===Fingerpass===
	A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. ~~Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a minute is considered an impressive achievement.~~		A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup.

	===Triangle Pass===		===Triangle Pass===
	A mini-combo of passes between three fingers that leads to continuous rotation notated as such: Pass Reverse T2-12-T1-T2. All three fingers perform the same motion.		A mini-combo of passes between three fingers that leads to continuous rotation notated as such: Pass Reverse T2-12-T1-T2. All three fingers perform the same motion.

953: T-pass + square pass desc

2021-12-02T19:58:28Z

T-pass + square pass desc

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	==Variations==		==Variations==
	===Fingerpass===		===Fingerpass===
	A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a ~~single~~ minute is considered an impressive achievement.		A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a minute is considered an impressive achievement.
	===Triangle Pass===		===Triangle Pass===
			A mini-combo of passes between three fingers that leads to continuous rotation notated as such: Pass Reverse T2-12-T1-T2. All three fingers perform the same motion.
	===Square Pass===		===Square Pass===
			A mini-combo of passes and powerpasses between four fingers performed continuously notated as such: Powerpass 23-14 > Pass Reverse 14-23. It is most commonly used in technical spinning.
	===Powerpass===		===Powerpass===
	{{See also\|Powerpass}}		{{See also\|Powerpass}}

	[[Category:Tricks]]		[[Category:Tricks]]

953: /* Powerpass */

2021-11-30T06:20:49Z

Powerpass

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	===Square Pass===		===Square Pass===
	===Powerpass===		===Powerpass===
	{{See also\|~~Around#~~Powerpass}}		{{See also\|Powerpass}}

	[[Category:Tricks]]		[[Category:Tricks]]

953: Added triangle pass and squarepass sections for later editing + redirect to around page for powerpass

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Added triangle pass and squarepass sections for later editing + redirect to around page for powerpass

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	===Fingerpass===		===Fingerpass===
	A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a single minute is considered an impressive achievement.		A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a single minute is considered an impressive achievement.
			===Triangle Pass===
			===Square Pass===
			===Powerpass===
			{{See also\|Around#Powerpass}}

	[[Category:Tricks]]		[[Category:Tricks]]

953: general desc + fingerpass desc

2021-11-28T05:22:27Z

general desc + fingerpass desc

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			A basic trick consisting of a tipped charge, a fingerswitch, and another tipped charge that changes fingerslots. It is typically performed with the fingers curled in at around a right angle but can also be performed with all fingers straight when hybridized with a charge as is the case in the twisted sonic. The normal of the trick rotates clockwise.

	==History==		==History==

	==Variations==		==Variations==
			===Fingerpass===
	==~~References~~==		A mini-combo and fundamental consisting of multiple passes chained together that traverse the pen down the hand on the palm side and then back up the hand on the back side of the hand, usually excluding the thumb. Fingerpasses are most often performed as a beginner exercise to practice consistency with passes as well as a general warmup. Achieving 100 fingerpasses in a single minute is considered an impressive achievement.



	[[Category:Tricks]]		[[Category:Tricks]]

953: Created page with "==History== ==Variations== ==References== Category:Tricks"

2021-11-27T06:40:13Z

Created page with "==History== ==Variations== ==References== Category:Tricks"

New page

==History==

==Variations==

==References==

[[Category:Tricks]]