The Jones Whirly Bird

[@conzo2166]

Definitely been around alot longer than 5 years. I hit in in 2006-7 and the guy who showed me was a late 90's state champ. So its been around for a minute. But Definitely more popular now. Back when I hit it I had several refs who wouldn't count back points because they didn't know I had control.

[@johnosborne7708]

Its been called a mousetrap for 50 years here in Iowa. At least. I'm sure Alex now know that you aren't supposed to drape your free leg over like that.

[@isaacbonilla4964]

Great coach

[@MF-kb2nv]

Alex Marenelli is the partner...fyi

[@williamoleary9330]

Ok fair enough Just haven’t seen it a lot in the high school & college matches I’ve seen

[@bassinlaborer6604]

Unless your DeSanto

[@bilbobaggins7095]

I don't like when coaches make up their own names for moves that already have a name. I taught the hazard tilt to a room at Tucson high and the headcoach said I like that from now on its the badger roll....wtf

[@ДжеймсКолвин]

Hey some coaches are just fucking annoying like this but our team had separate names so that when our coach screamed them during a match the other kid didn't immediately counter

[@coolkid-cp7dq]

no cause if hes coaching you and is screaming the name of the move, now everyone knows what coach wants u to do and if u do it they see it coming, so they try to have a code language for their team, for purposes of sideline communication

[@佐藤武志-q9l]

THis story is mistaken I wish i could tell him so we could figure out the real story

[@williamoleary9330]

Yea let’s teach them something they’ll actual use more than 1% in any match It’s for show fine, but let’s not believe they’ll really ever use this

[@mr.george3342]

I’ve seen this hit in some pretty high level high school tourneys actually. One of my kids made it to state on this move down 3 points with 20 seconds left in match.