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hey are there any players near pasadena??? San Marino??? Temple City??? t(this is in CA, USA) Los Angelas??? i need some people to shred with.. perferably around high school age because id probably get really intimidated if you were like 30 and really really good. anybody?
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this is why http://www.footbag.org exsist. go on there an search
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zach, you win the "most pissed off attitude towards newbs ever on this forum" award.
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Lucky you. Cali has a very good sherd scene!

Here a link to the club listings: http://www.footbag.org/clubs/list?Country=USA&State=CA
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thanks!!!!
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Hey Tim.

I know what you mean about wanting to kick with people who aren't super good yet. Please do keep in mind that just because people are in high school, that doesn't mean they're not intimidating. (David Clavens? :))

Something that's neat about footbag is that people who are different ages and are at completely different levels in their game can still meet up, kick, hang out and it's totally comfortable. People are usually willing, if not happy to teach and give suggestions if you ask for them to. And you should consider yourself lucky to live so close to Christ Pinkus, Sam Colclough, and Bryan, and others. Try meeting up with them a few times, you'll probably have a really good time.

P.S. It was nice meeting you in L.A. and thanks for the Abshire, I like it a lot.

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Christ Pinkus is the best! ;-]
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Emily is right. We're all footbaggers. No need to be afraid. Also playing with people better than yourself will improve your game faster than playing with people at your skill level. They have more experience and can give better tips.
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wolfpac444 wrote:Christ Pinkus is the best! ;-]
I stand by what I said. :)

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