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On a similar note, a few friends started a band a while back and named it P. Pilate and the Nailers. I thought that was pretty creative.

I don't even have any new moves to post...but I just couldn't stay quiet about SPINNING MOBIUS BSOS!!!!???!? That's ridiculoso...crazy props to Ricky. Oh yeah...I guess I've hit some neat muted stepping stuff lately (sidewalk, ss mirage...others too probably) but that's about it.

personally I think the ideal wouldn't be "walls" at all. more like a ridge of some sort. Small enough that the bag could roll off if you turned your foot or whatever, but just so that it would catch the bag regardless of a little spin on the bag or a very slight tilting of the foot. But like ...

just did it and I'd definitely recommend it, if only as a test on an old pair. If you have an old pair at least give it a try. I found that, as was said, osis and clipper moves saw less roll out. In addition, I think it improved my step so that I can set cleanly and straighter more consistently ...

Wallet in left back pocket, cell phone and 3 bags (abshire, sandman, and jhibbs) in front left pocket, keys in front right pocket. Same thing every day.

i hit all four datws tonight.

terrage both sides
flip datw both directions on my foot. (already hit both directions strong side)

I'd probably go, I'm in Providence, RI.

Ken please come back to Providence, there's nobody here...I neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed you!!!!!!!!!

Ken please come back to Providence, there's nobody here...I neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed you!!!!!!!!!

Footbag.org doesn't even say blurry eggbeater. So I don't know what you mean when you say that that's "how it is" or whatever. I don't think it really matters personally, I think blurry is a perfectly fine term for stepping paradox, there's really no need to have seperate terms for op out and op in ...

Technically it cannot be blurry.

http://www.flipsider.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1050&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15

Kenny Shults says so. :D

But I don't think anyone would care seeing as most people think that blurry=stepping paradox. I'll probably still use blurry as stepping paradox ...

No those are both emails. I remember both and I've never watched anything but emails.

I'm tryin to get into BSP...

butterfly>pdx illusion>mirage>butterfly>pdx illusion>mirage>repeat

Starting it on the flipside every time...soon my flipside will be gone

Yeah, that's just a misunderstanding...watch Pinkus doing some flailing move and you'll see what I mean. It's after the dex.

I found an example...watch Chris' clip from Sam's video "Sessions". When he does the flailing symp eggbeater at the end you'll see what I'm talking about if you watch his ...

i still can't hit torques...they just elude me. Stepping osis'll just have to do for now. Double symp tap is a good move...what really helped me is watching Pinkus' flailing...the key is letting your setting foot go behind the dex foot is sort of a clipper like position. It makes the set a shitload ...

My first five add was double symp tap. I think that's a pretty odd first five...but I think it's definitely a solid five. Still no sixes...I'm thinking flailing same nova, just throw an extra dex at the end.

Working on flipside atomic and stepping. Hit flip legbeater and ripwalk, close to flip blur and flip crispy torque. Any tips for hitting atomic and stepping out of other moves? I can drop to a clipper and do perfectly fine stepping sets, but doing it from a butterfly isn't anywhere near as solid. I ...

working on strengthening my flipside so...

(starting on flip toe): mirage>butterfly>pdx mirage>mirage>butterfly>pdx mirage>trying to repeat over and over

Good for working that flipside.

I love props.