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nicksiders
357 posts
Jan 19, 2006
3:02 PM
Can someone take the time to explain with some detail what constitutes waterfalling and what the difference from a huge multi break and waterfalling?

Or direct me to some literature (NBRC or WC type) that describes it.

Appreciated,

Nick

Last Edited by nicksiders on Jan 19, 2006 3:21 PM
dave
60 posts
Jan 19, 2006
3:10 PM
Waterfalling is when birds roll but not at the same time. It's like a domino effect where one makes the other go. It can be single birds rolling or groups (4 or less) rolling and then the next one going. If at least 5 birds roll at once then it is no longer water falling because it would be a scoreable break. Waterfalling occurs because the group has not learned how to work together let.
knaylor
55 posts
Jan 19, 2006
5:42 PM
Nick, like dave said when the birds do not start the roll together it would be a waterfall. All the birds in a break must start the roll within 1/2 second of each other in order to be counted as a break. A bidg break would probably be considered 10 birds or more in a break. Hope this helps, Kevin


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