Cale McCoy, Eoghan McDowell, and Erika Hidalgo
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Cale McCoy, Eoghan McDowell, and Erika Hidalgo
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7sUQ0cZUDE[/youtube]
Last edited by erikahidalgo on 01 Apr 2010 15:37, edited 1 time in total.
Very nice guys.
Eoghan: Glad to see your break didn't hurt you too much. Your game is coming along really nicely. But you're a little shit for hitting a 4 dex before me.
Erika: Don't be so camera shy!
Cale: I'm really enjoying your style. Everything is really fluid. I have some advice for your spinning though, but I understand that you just learned it. You're doing the spin in 2 steps, which is why Eoghan's is faster. The idea for a fast spin is to set, and rip your leading shoulder around. You don't do any footwork more than a small hop on your pivot foot. Also, try not to plant your set foot until you've completely finished the spin; this helps you with your body's accuracy, and also maks you faster.
Good video guys, keep em coming.
Eoghan: Glad to see your break didn't hurt you too much. Your game is coming along really nicely. But you're a little shit for hitting a 4 dex before me.
Erika: Don't be so camera shy!
Cale: I'm really enjoying your style. Everything is really fluid. I have some advice for your spinning though, but I understand that you just learned it. You're doing the spin in 2 steps, which is why Eoghan's is faster. The idea for a fast spin is to set, and rip your leading shoulder around. You don't do any footwork more than a small hop on your pivot foot. Also, try not to plant your set foot until you've completely finished the spin; this helps you with your body's accuracy, and also maks you faster.
Good video guys, keep em coming.
Matt Kemmer
I dunno, I like your style too. I can't believe I didn't comment on this before. I think I must have mentally. I really dig the styley duo that is Eoghan and Cale.
Since you specifically asked, I tried to find things wrong :p It was tough. But I think you could stand to hold your stalls longer on some tricks. A lot of your tricks ending in toe kinda just go up and you have to bail, if you try and hold that stall and control it a bit better you may find it easier to play out of tricks. I found the same on some clipper tricks, particularly whirls -- that you set the bag back up way fast... Eoghan stalls for a long time and it makes his game really fluid. You're in a great hands. But you're both awesome. Erika too.
Wasn't your toe hella messed up for a while? Is that why you stopped playing for so long? How is that now?
Since you specifically asked, I tried to find things wrong :p It was tough. But I think you could stand to hold your stalls longer on some tricks. A lot of your tricks ending in toe kinda just go up and you have to bail, if you try and hold that stall and control it a bit better you may find it easier to play out of tricks. I found the same on some clipper tricks, particularly whirls -- that you set the bag back up way fast... Eoghan stalls for a long time and it makes his game really fluid. You're in a great hands. But you're both awesome. Erika too.
Wasn't your toe hella messed up for a while? Is that why you stopped playing for so long? How is that now?
haha yeah, i did drive some way to the wrong town... no worries though, well shred at worlds.
as for my injuries, yeah, my toes were initially why i was out for a long time... then i sprained my lcl in my right knee, and was out for an even longer time. recently, i may have sprained one of said problem toes... but its feeling alright. i seem to be injury-prone in footbag... but im back and kicking!
i see what you are saying about my delay time. i was analyzing my stepping today, and found it was better if i held the bag longer, so ill try to apply that to all my delays. thanks for that!
anyone else? i love getting advice.
as for my injuries, yeah, my toes were initially why i was out for a long time... then i sprained my lcl in my right knee, and was out for an even longer time. recently, i may have sprained one of said problem toes... but its feeling alright. i seem to be injury-prone in footbag... but im back and kicking!
i see what you are saying about my delay time. i was analyzing my stepping today, and found it was better if i held the bag longer, so ill try to apply that to all my delays. thanks for that!
anyone else? i love getting advice.
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