For the new people coming into the sport, you can ask your questions in here.
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Taskmaster99
- Circle Kicker
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by Taskmaster99 » 25 Jan 2013 13:28
Hello Everyone,
Ive dabbled in footbag before but am now just starting to get into it seriously. Switching between a Mr. Sandbag and Bomb Footbags Aftershock. No lavers yet, but next on the list. Looking forward to learning from all the vets in here.
I live in Lutz, Florida which is a stones throw from Tampa. Also an avid gamer and just started practicing Muay Thai. Talk to you all soon.
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CIC flurry
- Amazingly Sexy Man-Beast
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by CIC flurry » 26 Jan 2013 06:15
yo, do you know Brandon and Alan who kick in Tampa?
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Taskmaster99
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by Taskmaster99 » 26 Jan 2013 07:52
CIC flurry wrote:yo, do you know Brandon and Alan who kick in Tampa?
No. Dont know anyone yet. Got your pm. Appreciate the link.
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Nathan
- Egyptian Footgod
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by Nathan » 28 Jan 2013 10:51
Welcome!
Just want to quickly say that you should get lavers ASAP! They will do more than anything else to improve your game. Check out finishline.com, they often have the best prices.
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rjadamson
- Multidex Master
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by rjadamson » 28 Jan 2013 11:55
Welcome to the forums!
I agree with Nathan. Footbag has a nearly vertical learning curve, but Lavers will help ease the slope. If you have the capability to tape your practice sessions and compare your posture to seasoned players this will also prove quite beneficial.
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Taskmaster99
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by Taskmaster99 » 28 Jan 2013 17:05
Going to the Adidas outlet store this weekend. Gonna take a look and see what they have. I do need some Lavers badly. The Nike's im using right now just dont cut it.
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Muffinman
- the gimp
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by Muffinman » 28 Jan 2013 18:32
rjadamson wrote:Footbag has a nearly vertical learning curve, but Lavers will help ease the slope.
This is really true. Mentally prepare yourself. It's super fun, but don't be discouraged. There's a point where everything gets way easy too, but it's not for a while.
