Why the Greats are so Great

Bander87 · Post by **Bander87** » 20 Apr 2006 20:22

ana_ali wrote: Seriously though, commucating with the others and watching videos gives alot of tips and stuff.

Chatting with others and modified definately does help your game. One can only shred so much.

What if you spend almost all your free time (resonalbe free time) learning practicing a skill? When you arn't playing you juggle or something. You would be so diverse and so many areas and fit!

And I think the great greats would be good AND still be posting on modified.

Zeb Jackson · Post by **Zeb Jackson** » 21 Apr 2006 08:35

jim penske still posts here every once in a while
and i consider him a "great"

sidekick · Post by **sidekick** » 21 Apr 2006 09:36

Zeb Jackson wrote:jim penske still posts here every once in a while
and i consider him a "great"

IMO Jim Penske is one of the greatest (top 5 world at least) and he is on modified. How about Lon Smith (my favorite player) also posts here. Other than that, Portland's Great, Red, used to post here a lot, and still posts on the blog from time to time. I've aslo seen a lot of other names that I think are "great" shredders that post here, and I wouldn't have known about them (i.e. Mr. Moir, when I heard about fairy gyro jani walker, I almost crapped myself).

I'm on modified a lot too (although I'm not a "great"), but I don't post all that much just cuz sometimes I don't feel like it. A lot of "greats" as they are called may do this as well, so many more of the "greats" may be registered Modified users, just not post much. I feel that I post on modified and at least read a lot of posts b/c of the greats and the crazy stuff that htey hit, along side of the friends that I read up on everyday (RCS blog, the Shredmontan crew, etc)