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any idea where i can get the t-shirt Eliot is wearing in this video?

i thought maybe flipsider, but its not on their website...

it was hosted on freedomfootbags.com for a while. i lost my copy. anyone have this video?

thanks,
jeff

anyone have videos of peter irish doing his juggle/footbag routine? as an avid juggler and footbag enthusiast, this guy blows my mind.

has he released anything yet, and where would i be able to find it?

thanks,
jeff

are there shred circles of all skill levels? i'm not very (any) good...

i've never been to a tournament and i don't think i know anyone attending except jon schneider.

i'd like to come monday to see the finals though.

so i suppose they don't sell them in the women's equivalent to men's size 13? i want them.

where are the grab videos on flipsider?

i definitely like the >> for set idea. i've heard it before and i liked it then. it doesn't change the worth of anything.

i dislike the idea of the cross body delay getting 1 add. i dont think jobs should be a way of describing difficulty in a move.

i don't think a system could ever be made that ...

once you learn that the 'same' / 'op' refers to the leg used in the previous component, there's really no way you could not understand jobs.

flatland bmx isn't that dangerous. it's pretty damned rad though, and it's in the x-games.

i suppose that could be true, but i'd say the majority of people who skate don't get much money from it. and even if it is an incentive to work harder, that's good. it will get more people interested in the sport, and 99.9% of those people who joined for the money won't end up winning any money ...

i agree with Jonathan, except that i don't think footbag could ever possibly reach a level where people just play for the money. that right is reserved for sports like baseball. even when alternative sports become popular (ie "extreme" sports), i can't think of any where people started doing it for ...

1) money put into promotion will just lead to bigger prizemoney events in the future. think skateboarding.

2) money is given to them by sponsors. they can't just save it for whenever and whatever they want, they are sponsoring the event in progress.

i think ryan definitely won presentation (no drops and well choreographed, etc) but vasek won for a technical basis (more unique guitless moves, as well as more difficult and riskier strings)

i guess it just depends which you weigh more heavily, but personally i think the judges made the right ...

i met kenny schuyler once while playing footbag at riverside gardens in red bank, new jersey (i guess he's from around the area, but i'm really not sure where he's from... anyone know?)

i think his form of "extreme footbag", freestyle trials, or whatever the hell you want to call it, is pretty ...