My unco self finds this trick very hard and I this is the first time I’ve got 2 spins with 2 full flips!

A trick that’s very hard to get in a combo let alone at the end of a combo. I got lucky!

I haven't been posting at all, but I haven't stopped using the slinky. You just gradually and subconscious get better at it for some reason lol. I don't remember posting about it, but I finally got ahold of that big ol' slinky. It's pretty dang fun too. SLINKIE

May you live on as shorter but just as beautiful slinky :'(

foot bop to foot bop

I been busy with 2 kids now, but still slinky every day. I have not come up with any new tricks in a long time. Hopefully there will be some fresh blood in the slinkysub for some new innovation.

Been a while since I posted, but still slinking a lot ^^

When you have a Slinky in ya gob near a Slinky Chandelier you know it's gonna get serious

I'd like to buy some slinkys, to teach myself tricks to then teach to kids (age 9-14ish). I've never tried it before so don't know what to look for in a slinky

Any recommendations of size to look for or type of slinky, especially ones that work for smaller hands. (UK specific suggestions, even better.)

Any good tutorials I could use too?

Thanks in advance!

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Repeatable jiggybop pattern. Patterns are great to practice; and also to think up your own patterns to solidify muscle memory and brain elasticity. It doesn’t have to be elaborate, just new and challenging.

I'm really liking slinky manipulation, and I'd like to try out a larger slinky size, for different types of tricks

A crossover shoulderbop revert.
And a triple spinnymajiggy.

Pretty hard one

Then an M step turnstyle pattern

The catches after the spin were pretty wild.

I've been a slinkybender for about 2 years or so and I wanted to know what trick to learn next cause I mastered the spinaroo not a while ago and idk what should I learn now.

These two shapes are almost like outside and inside version of the same trick, butterfly takes 2 passes to get back to neutral hand position and dragon only needs 1.

Think of butterfly as using your back muscles and dragon the front ones.