j/k , haha, again j/k. So what Ive learned is to make the video funny in someway, or unexpected in some manner. thats my advice anyway. 
Australian Footbag Championships in Melbourne, Saturday 14th January 2006.bigdirtyfoot wrote:I want to see more Australia so I can become more intimate with you guys.
). The only thing that really resounded through my head throughout the video was holy CRAP do you guys get a lot of spectators. I can't believe how well you performed given the immense throngs lapping up your every run! Hurrah for footbag! Hurrah for Australia! 
) and attracts something like 300,000 people (over a big area) - so both events clearly weren't normal shreds. That said, when we played in Melbourne we always kept in mind crowds and always tried to promote footbag (that's why we didn't let Dan put on CDs very often 
). Same thing for me now when I play in Hobart and because I play at a big market, I get a lot of people watching too. The important thing is not to drop too much - a crowd doesn't understand guiltless or tiltless or any of that kind of stuff. They really only notice the harder moves and the time you go without dropping - so if you hit datw>clipper>pdx torque>toe stall etc. - they'll be more impressed with that than they would be with say blurriest swirl. Also if you're doing long runs - people will look up and there's a good chance you'll be hitting a run - so they'll stop and look at you. If you're not doing long runs there is more of a chance you'll be kicking the bag or picking it up - so they won't see anything impressive enough to make them stop.
:D i'd been waiting for this footage thanks heaps scott it was worth the wait! if u look real close i actually do a trick or two in the background... 
People like different musics.