East Coast Footbag Championships 2006

Moxie · Post by **Moxie** » 09 Jun 2006 08:30

Have fun, East Coast. We'll be doing the same over here.

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 09 Jun 2006 09:49

ATTN: All net players must be registered by midnight tonight. Something to that effect is posted on .org, but may have been a bit unclear.

Pete wants all freestylers registered by midnight tonight as well, but he said he'd try and be somewhat flexible tomorrow. Since Pete's got his hands full, I'm gonna pick up the ball on this one and offer to at least collect names of people competing in freestyle that cannot make it out until tomorrow, and who have not already registered online. If you are one of those people, please email me at:

[email protected] In the email, please specify your name, city you're coming from, and which events you will be competing in. Okay, apparently you have to click on the pre-registration link to find the events:

Entry Fee (US $50) Plus

Open Singles Freestyle (US $10.00)

Open Doubles Freestyle (US $10.00)
Open Shred:30 (US $10.00)
Open Sick 3-Trick (US $10.00)
Open Sick Trick (US $10.00)
Intermediate Singles Freestyle
Other Events:
Open Four-Square

Hopefully everyone's already covered, but email me if you need to.

the Executioner · Post by **the Executioner** » 09 Jun 2006 13:13

Thanks Chris.

If you are competing in net, you *must* be registered by tonight.

If you are competing in freestyle *please try* to register tonight by midnight at Richie Coloseum. If you cant register but can get someone to register for you please try to do so. We will be taking last minute registration tomorrow morning, but the more people we can get registered tonight the easier it will be on your friendly tournament directors

If you cant get here at all please email Chris and at least get your name on the list. I would love to have the pools and stuff done by the end of tonite if at all possible.

See you at Richie Colosuem tonight. Looking forward to a fun weekend.

HooD · Post by **HooD** » 12 Jun 2006 08:44

I had a most excellent weekend. I would like to thank everyone that came and made it memorable. I would also like to thank Pete most of all, for everything he has done for footbag and for all the people he has inspired.

Blog Entry

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 12 Jun 2006 15:45

Wow, the weekend rocked hard. Thank you Pete, you're an amazing guy, who has been a huge influence for me in footbag. Thanks to Vince too, who really did a ton to make it happen. I got a cool dragon shirt this time!!

I guess I'll do a blog too so I don't take up the whole page

Epic Blog Entry

ThomASS · Post by **ThomASS** » 13 Jun 2006 18:21

Great tournament.

Theres always that vibe you get when you hit up an east coast tourny, energized and full with fun. Peter and Vince hooked it up this weekend, whether it be with freestyle or net they both put in a shitload of work. Setting up the venue spots, phone calls, hotels, directions, pools, girls, airport runs, beer runs, crash space, scoring, judging, performing, pocket money, prizes, parties, .........and thats only what i gathered from this weekend about running a tournament which isnt much bc ive....never run a tournament.

Tuan Vu, Sunil Jani, Peter Irish, Eric Wolff, ledgend.

Circle saturday night was one of the energized moments that weekend, started with peter and sunil warming up....down comes eric and tuan. A mix of styles and a meeting of long friendships combined into an awesome session. David joins soon and makes the circle even more memorable, an amazing thing to watch followed by the party and live band. I fell in love with the lead singer as i drifted into a trace like state.

After Clavens went off in the circle saturday night and took home the bacon sunday night, he proceeded to kick with me late sunday night. David is an amazing person and I havent met anyone like him. His desire level and skill level go hand in hand, intense and completely focused. Not only did he go off that night, he went on...and on. Leaving me in the dust after a 45 minute surrender and continuing the sickness until his limits were put in front of me. He pushed himself so hard it could do nothing but inspire my torn dissapointment.

Some great shred by scott bevier, he hit some combos that ive always wanted to see. I called out a couple and he got a couple for me, unbelievable level. He hit pb> io>wg for me which made me happier then clavens during his backrub...smell my hand scott.

The net play was great, intermediate and open. Learned about some net facts and strategies during the morning hours. Along with some life lessons and sunburns.

I thank everyone that i got to hang out with or even say a couple sentences to, ive been working and going home to myself, some cereal and the occasional snack food. So it was awesome to hang out with new and old friends again, my energy and overall mindset has jumped since ive been back. Thank you ec.

Peter went out with a solid, unique routine and a great public show saturday night. Peter kept it together for sure.

I'm not going to do a blog bc i dont have one, so ill take up the whole page.

the Executioner · Post by **the Executioner** » 14 Jun 2006 12:32

Epic weekend. Got the house cleaned and starting to recover. Huge thanks to everyone who was here. I'll drop a complete writeup soon. In the mean time you can read Eric Wulff's write up here:

http://chaosfootbag.com/index.php/log/end_of_an_era/

C-Fan · Post by **C-Fan** » 18 Jun 2006 20:41

Results?

zeroman13 · Post by **zeroman13** » 19 Jun 2006 04:33

Vids?

ShredOnLawn · Post by **ShredOnLawn** » 25 Jun 2006 00:00

Is anyone gunna fly Jimske out?

He really likes playing footbag.

But he doesn't have very much money.

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 26 Jun 2006 08:48

ShredOnLawn wrote:Is anyone gunna fly Jimske out?

He really likes playing footbag.

But he doesn't have very much money.

lol about 2 weeks too late?