Begleri tutorial: gap transfer combos, "piano" concept

In this one we go over how to chain a series of gap transfers in a way similar to the "piano" finger stretch. I've been chaining two together for months, but thanks to @big.bang.begleri I was able to see that all four fingers can be chained.

[@twisterstorm360]

Awesome tutorial as usual, thanks

[@everexpandinglife]

Hi Musclebones. As I am studying and learning tricks, I have come across six tricks that are mentioned, but I haven't found any videos or explanations of. If you know any of them, I would be most greatful for your insights. They are: 1) Assisted Infinite Rolls 2) Drift by Cameron Arant 3) Harpoon by Weston Hamilton 4) Thread the Needle by Weston Hamilton 5) Twirl by Ilya Indrulinas and 6) Cascade by Matt Hiebert. You are the first person I have asked because you seem to really know your stuff. Any ideas? Thanks!

[@musclebones]

Let's see:
1) Not sure what these are, I think it's just chaining rolls using your thumb to help reset the bead
2) Never heard of this move, Cameron has been out of the scene for a long time
3) Harpoon is the same as mic drop, just wraps in different direction
5) I believe "twirl" is the same thing as "whirl," and was just listed incorrectly
6) This one I thought there was a video for - it's essentially a rolling stop sequence that drops grips. This is where it was originally posted, hope link works: instagram.com/p/BU_MzWTDujO/

[@everexpandinglife]

@@musclebones Thanks so much for your help and quick response. And thanks for all of the hard work you've put into making your videos. Your clear and well explained demonstrations are a clinic in Begleri and have been (and continue to be) crucial to my development. I appreciate it.

[@vnn40609991]

Really nice explanations👍🏻

[@gamingdinos7339]

good

[@sunofabeach9424]

Possible with 4 inches string but time window is so small...

[@TheDarkness213]

good video. I can't land a gap transfer tho. I suck at doing them.

[@mcordes17]

What set do you have in this video?

[@DoobySnoop]

My string length is 5 inches I don't think that is big enough for the spring

[@TheEpicPancake]

it depends on how large your hands are. if you sized your begleri right you should be fine