help with stalls

violaguy5 · Post by **violaguy5** » 04 Sep 2005 14:05

I can do around the world but I can't stall it, are there any exercizes to do?

thanks

barely anyone goes to the trick board so I posted this here

BalinorNZ · Post by **BalinorNZ** » 04 Sep 2005 14:16

Sorry buddy, wrong forum! If you wait a few days your question will be answered in the Getting Started forum.

If you post stuff in the wrong forum people tend to get annoyed at you rather than help you

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*Moved*

Markusss1988 · Post by **Markusss1988** » 21 Sep 2005 11:54

do you have problems with toe stalls oder with stalling the bag after an atw?

sen · Post by **sen** » 21 Sep 2005 12:01

Make sure you can do toe sides really good. You need to do them without even thinking about it.

Then it just becomes a timing thing. You need to time your dex and stall so that as you finish the dex your already lowing your leg for the stall.

Blackend · Post by **Blackend** » 21 Sep 2005 13:12

Before you even try to do tricks that involve dexes and the like, master your kicks and stalls/delays first. Do you have a good foundation of toe kicks, inside kicks, and outside kicks? If not, I recommend you master these; though, I haven't mastered kicks, I can do a variety of tricks, but I could probably do more if I did master them...which is something I'm going to do because Crowley told me to.

Anywho, once you master the kicks, then you can advance to stalls. Be sure to bend your support leg and catch the bag; as the bag is going down, lower your leg with it and be sure that you focus on the shin down - pretend as if you were walking up a step. The same applies for outsides and insides, though the step reference is kinda void there.

Hope these tips help.

WiGeek · Post by **WiGeek** » 21 Sep 2005 14:55

Tip my friend told me for stalls...

I used to drop my foot way to early, and it would half ass stall, then fall off...

RIGHT before the footbag hits your foot, drop it (not to the ground), but just a little, and voila!

Serious, just remember to drop RIGHT before the footbag hits your foot... Keep your toe/foot flat...