Powerpass - Revision history

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	Powerpasses are sequences of interrupted around 0.5 variations. Often abbreviated to 'PP', they also refer to the individual arounds within the sequence, and they are not composed of passes despite the name. Of the many that exist, the most common ones and fit into two groups: backhand and palm. There is no consensus on what distinguishes a powerpass from a [[tap]], but one may make the case that powerpasses necessitate the changing of slots while taps do not, as well as that taps may be finger-pushed or moved by wrist motion while powerpasses are only finger-pushed. Regardless, there is significant overlap.		Powerpasses are sequences of interrupted [[around]] 0.5 variations. Often abbreviated to 'PP', they also refer to the individual arounds within the sequence, and they are not composed of passes despite the name. Of the many that exist, the most common ones and fit into two groups: backhand and palm. There is no consensus on what distinguishes a powerpass from a [[tap]], but one may make the case that powerpasses necessitate the changing of slots while taps do not, as well as that taps may be finger-pushed or moved by wrist motion while powerpasses are only finger-pushed. Regardless, there is significant overlap.

	The standard powerpass is palm up and backhand and moves towards the pinky rotating counterclockwise as the motion is generated by sequentially curling fingers.		The standard powerpass is palm up and backhand and moves towards the pinky rotating counterclockwise as the motion is generated by sequentially curling fingers.
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	the whole trick. In 2008, Jamie Enns was able to do the following sequence:		the whole trick. In 2008, Jamie Enns was able to do the following sequence:

	*palm powerpass normal > backhand powerpass normal		palm powerpass normal > backhand powerpass normal

	He then gave the name powerpass to the whole trick. In 2010, he uploaded this		He then gave the name powerpass to the whole trick. In 2010, he uploaded this

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	==References==		== References ==
			[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TlDb1H5bRnZZdswmdr07m-58yxs4Es7-/view?usp=sharing RPD Book]

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

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	A variation in which two variations of powerpasses are done at the same time, thus adding 0.5 extra revolution to each individual parts. They were popularised by [[Beck]] and first done by [[Leftfinger]].		A variation in which two variations of powerpasses are done at the same time, thus adding 0.5 extra revolution to each individual parts. They were popularised by [[Beck]] and first done by [[Leftfinger]].
	===Switch===		===Switch===
	A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo		A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo.

	=Tutorials=		=Tutorials=

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	A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo		A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo

	===Tutorials===		=Tutorials=
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	\|-\|8 Main PP=		\|-\|8 Main PP=

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	<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyRBHBjvygU</youtube><br/>		<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyRBHBjvygU</youtube><br/>
	\|-\|Knuckle PP=		\|-\|Knuckle PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWiw4i73cHE</youtube><br/>
	<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZR8HTXOBzk</youtube><br/>		<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZR8HTXOBzk</youtube><br/>
	\|-\|T-PP=		\|-\|T-PP=
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	\|-\|Moonwalk PP=		\|-\|Moonwalk PP=
	<youtube width="320" height="192">hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbEh_KdCWyM</youtube><br />		<youtube width="320" height="192">hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbEh_KdCWyM</youtube><br />
			\|-\|PD PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqKWXZHPFOo</youtube><br />
	\|-\|PP+Other Tricks=		\|-\|PP+Other Tricks=
	<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j96pUR0hdNQ</youtube><br />		<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j96pUR0hdNQ</youtube><br />

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	\|-\|Moonwalk PP=		\|-\|Moonwalk PP=
	<youtube width="320" height="192">hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbEh_KdCWyM</youtube><br />		<youtube width="320" height="192">hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbEh_KdCWyM</youtube><br />
			\|-\|PP+Other Tricks=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j96pUR0hdNQ</youtube><br />
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	===Switch===		===Switch===
	A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo		A loose term describing any powerpass and spread minicombo

			===Tutorials===
			<tabber>
			\|-\|8 Main PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyRBHBjvygU</youtube><br/>
			\|-\|Knuckle PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZR8HTXOBzk</youtube><br/>
			\|-\|T-PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OqfJwK7aOI</youtube><br/>
			\|-\|Moonwalk PP=
			<youtube width="320" height="192">hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbEh_KdCWyM</youtube><br />
			</tabber>

	==References==		==References==

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

Salt at 07:09, 29 September 2025

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	Powerpasses are sequences of interrupted around 0.5 variations. Often abbreviated to 'PP', they also refer to the individual arounds within the sequence, and they are not composed of passes despite the name. Of the many that exist, the most common ones and fit into two groups: backhand and palm. There is no consensus on what distinguishes a powerpass from a tap, but one may make the case that powerpasses necessitate the changing of slots while taps do not, as well as that taps may be finger-pushed or moved by wrist motion while powerpasses are only finger-pushed. Regardless, there is significant overlap.		Powerpasses are sequences of interrupted around 0.5 variations. Often abbreviated to 'PP', they also refer to the individual arounds within the sequence, and they are not composed of passes despite the name. Of the many that exist, the most common ones and fit into two groups: backhand and palm. There is no consensus on what distinguishes a powerpass from a [[tap]], but one may make the case that powerpasses necessitate the changing of slots while taps do not, as well as that taps may be finger-pushed or moved by wrist motion while powerpasses are only finger-pushed. Regardless, there is significant overlap.

	The standard powerpass is palm up and backhand and moves towards the pinky rotating counterclockwise as the motion is generated by sequentially curling fingers.		The standard powerpass is palm up and backhand and moves towards the pinky rotating counterclockwise as the motion is generated by sequentially curling fingers.

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	===Still===		===Still===
	These variations involve an around 0.5 done continuously without interrupting the trick with another around on a different finger.		These variations involve an around 0.5 done continuously without interrupting the trick with another around on a different finger.

			This trick was first created and named by Fire@fox as cont powerpass, but for some time the trick remained unused. It was first used within a combo by Van, three years later. He described it as 2 fingered inverse T-pass 23 but, together with other UPSB shoutbox members, finally named the trick dual pass. After being used by smile in 2012 and Sutomo in WT13 the trick became way more popular.

	===Overlapping===		===Overlapping===

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	This variations involves a push using the distal interphalangeal joint for each around push while simultaneously having the pen spinning on top of the knuckles for the entire powerpass. It was first done by [[Ponkotu]], which then later become popularised by [[Menowa*]] then being further expanded upon by Allwars.		This variations involves a push using the distal interphalangeal joint for each around push while simultaneously having the pen spinning on top of the knuckles for the entire powerpass. It was first done by [[Ponkotu]], which then later become popularised by [[Menowa*]] then being further expanded upon by Allwars.
	===Still===		===Still===
	These variations involve an around 0.5 done continuously without interrupting the trick with another around on a different finger. ~~It is also~~		These variations involve an around 0.5 done continuously without interrupting the trick with another around on a different finger.

	===Overlapping===		===Overlapping===
	A variation in which two variations of powerpasses are done at the same time, thus adding 0.5 extra revolution to each individual parts. They were popularised by [[Beck]] and first done by [[Leftfinger]].		A variation in which two variations of powerpasses are done at the same time, thus adding 0.5 extra revolution to each individual parts. They were popularised by [[Beck]] and first done by [[Leftfinger]].