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pass

Names
English pass
Properties
Articulation pass
Shake Length n/a
Parent Techniques
Difficulty easy
Prevalence extended
Position
Start
End
Glyph Notation
Glyph pass glyph
Usage placed pointing to where the asalato will go
Dynamics
Volume low
Range low
Ease low
History
Source unknown
Location of Origin unknown
Date of Origin unknown
Influences n/a
Signature Players n/a

Pass the asalato from one hand to another. Requires one hand to be free; can be accomplished by passing while another asalato is in the air.

individual examples

sound quality

Ensure that the other hand catching the asalato has a clear and articulate landing or shake sound when it is grabbed.

variations

None yet.

tutorials

None yet.

musical examples

PANMAN

On Instagram (at end of video).

child techniques

history

Unknown.

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