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Turns Per Second (0.5-5.0):

Number of Moves (0=infinite):

Move Group Size (1-20):

Sequence switch every 5.0 seconds

Highlight current move

Configure your settings and click Start to begin training!

Overview

This trainer helps you practice fingertricks and quick turn execution. It displays sequences of moves at a controlled pace, allowing you to rehearse smooth turning, timing, and transitions between moves. The moves themselves are generated such that each move can be executed from the previous grip.

Controls

Turns Per Second (TPS) – controls the rhythm/speed of the trainer. Set this to match your desired execution speed.
Number of Moves – choose how many total moves to display before the trainer stops (0 = continuous).
Move Group Size – how many moves to show in each sequence (1-20). Sequences switch every (group size)/(TPS) seconds.
Highlight Current Move – when enabled, individual moves within sequences are highlighted based on TPS timing.
Moveset & Fingertricks Options – open the window to enable/disable specific moves or configure fingertricks.

Moveset & Fingertricks

You can enable specific moves depending on what you want to practice

You can enable specific fingertricks, like righty and lefty U2 flicks

NB! Not all moves and fingertricks have been added!

How to use

Set your desired TPS and move group size for sequence length.
Configure which moves and fingertricks you want to practice.
Click Start — the trainer will run a countdown and begin showing move sequences.
Execute the moves as they appear, with the first move starting from home grip, following the sequence timing.

Practice tips

Start with a slow TPS to build clean fingertricks, then increase speed as you get more comfortable.
Practicing with all moves enabled is not necessarily what you should do. Instead, find movesets you think you struggle with in solves and use them instead.
Focus on smooth transitions between moves in each sequence.