Buugeng Notation

Good news: this is the shortest prop page, because buugeng have two ends, and that single fact does most of the work. Everything on the staff page transfers whole. The isolation and antispin collapse, the two visible references, the grid, the letters, the timing. Eight rings and double contact ball sit in the same dual-ended family and inherit the same way.

Two things are worth saying anyway. Buugeng are large, and sometimes strange and unwieldy, because they curve around. And finger spinning with buugeng is well established. A lot of Kinetic Alphabet patterns might be hard to finger spin. Definitely not impossible. So, plainly: finger spin to your heart's desire. The strict thumb-orientation discipline belongs to how staves are taught, and once you can read the turn value off any pictograph it stops mattering even there.