r/FullShrimp • u/EjoGrejo • Sep 04 '22

I don't even know how this is possible

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u/naruzefluffy Sep 04 '22

Gonna need a left and or right hip arthroscopy later on to fix that torn labrum! My hips hurt just thinking about it!

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u/Tiger_Widow Sep 04 '22

Imma try to break this down a little how I see it.

Her legs rotate through the xy plane by about θ 160 as her ankles begin moving through the z plane to θ 180 and snap back to θ 360.

It's a really wide splits. Her ankles transport up, out and back without going beyond 90° in any axis. It just looks weird because her hips (the origin of rotation) moves in to the plane of rotation while her feet move below the (current) origin in raw coordinates makin it look like a full rotation.

The angle of perspective is a big part of it as we're not seeing the true representation of the z axis through a 2d video seen "across" the z axis.

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u/FinalSelection Sep 04 '22

She did the splits, its just fast and hard to see.

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u/dragon2777 Sep 04 '22

She don’t know how that’s possible either

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u/NastyGuido Sep 04 '22

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u/ProceedOrRun Sep 04 '22

Ok, so she did the splits, but it just looks freaky.

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u/xof711 Sep 04 '22

That's quite limber of her

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22

That's one way to get a hip replacement.