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| − | The [[Sliding Shoot]] is a combination of [[Banking]] and the [[Catapult Shoot]]. Your left elbow must be bent, and when launching make sure your shooter is on an angle parallel to the Beystadium. You then push your left hand forward and your right straight back. | + | The [[Sliding Shoot]] is a combination of [[Banking]] and the [[Catapult Shoot]]. Your left elbow must be bent, and when launching make sure your shooter is on an angle parallel to the Beystadium. You then push your left hand forward and your right straight back. Performing this technique will have the benefits of both Banking and the Catapult Shoot. |
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| + | It is also important to note that when first performing this technique, you must be positioned directly across from a wall so that your Beyblade will not bounce out of the stadium right at the beginning of the battle. When you have mastered the technique, the Beyblade should not even touch the wall. | ||
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| + | *'''A video demonstration of this technique can be seen here, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dkH4NMzdL4 on the Beyblade Channel]''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 9 January 2009
The Sliding Shoot is a combination of Banking and the Catapult Shoot. Your left elbow must be bent, and when launching make sure your shooter is on an angle parallel to the Beystadium. You then push your left hand forward and your right straight back. Performing this technique will have the benefits of both Banking and the Catapult Shoot.
It is also important to note that when first performing this technique, you must be positioned directly across from a wall so that your Beyblade will not bounce out of the stadium right at the beginning of the battle. When you have mastered the technique, the Beyblade should not even touch the wall.
- A video demonstration of this technique can be seen here, on the Beyblade Channel
