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Whoosh–Honda–Boing

An actor "passes an impulse" with words and eye contact. Whoosh — a regular pass to a chosen person; Honda — a "skip" (skip someone or the whole sector — as agreed); Boing — a ricochet back.

Full description

Setup and Launch

An impulse is passed by voice and eye contact from actor to actor. Basic commands: Whoosh — a regular pass to an addressee, Honda — a "skip", Boing — a ricochet back.

Agree in advance on exactly how Honda works: do you skip one person or an entire sector. Clarify local signals ("lay it", "mine", "vzboosh") — they add conditions: intercept, drop, pause, etc.

Flow

  1. The actor says the command and establishes eye contact with the addressee — the impulse goes according to the chosen rule.

  2. Whoosh — direct the pass to a specific person.

  3. Honda — skip in the agreed-upon way (skip someone or a sector).

  4. Boing — return the impulse back to the sender as a ricochet.

  5. For local signals, respond according to the added conditions; the group reads the active rule and synchronizes.

The goal — quickly recognize changing patterns and maintain a continuous flow of passing.

Key rules

  • Say the command aloud and look at the addressee.

  • Whoosh — a regular pass to the chosen actor.

  • Honda — a skip: pass over someone or an entire sector (as agreed).

  • Boing — ricochet back to the sender.

  • Local signals ('lay it', 'mine', 'vzboosh') add conditions: intercept, drop, pause, etc. — adapt instantly.

Context

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