Youtube: Trick of the day.
Youtube: Trick of the day.
http://www.youtube.com/trickoftheday
Monday: Easy.
Wednesday: Moderate.
Friday: Difficult.
Nothing super in-depth, just 3 trick demos per week, with a short explanation.
IN SHOES WHAT.
At this point, I figure I'm going to keep this going for an indefinite amount of time. Enjoy, y'all.
Monday: Easy.
Wednesday: Moderate.
Friday: Difficult.
Nothing super in-depth, just 3 trick demos per week, with a short explanation.
IN SHOES WHAT.
At this point, I figure I'm going to keep this going for an indefinite amount of time. Enjoy, y'all.
- Kevin R.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
- Iron Clad Ben
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It may be exaggeration to say jaw dropper as far as the community goes...
...when I'm filming these, I'm trying to think back to when I could hit three different 2 add tricks, and they were 1 in 15 consistency a piece. I'd watch tricks on flipsider, and react like "WHAT" to stuff like whirling swirl. To me, that was insane.
So, I don't know. Friday is uploaded now. It's not really an insane trick to me but maybe to some beginner shredder out there, it's just what they need.
...when I'm filming these, I'm trying to think back to when I could hit three different 2 add tricks, and they were 1 in 15 consistency a piece. I'd watch tricks on flipsider, and react like "WHAT" to stuff like whirling swirl. To me, that was insane.
So, I don't know. Friday is uploaded now. It's not really an insane trick to me but maybe to some beginner shredder out there, it's just what they need.
- Kevin R.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
- Iron Clad Ben
- Superior Precision Bionics
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- shredzilla
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Wow this is neat. Your pixies are so clean and fast, a lot like Honza's that I saw in the online comps. I've been having pixie trouble lately so it's nice to have another slow pixie vid to watch.
Haha stampede's such a cool move. Only thing I'd do to change this format is get a little closer in on the camera, especially if you're using a tripod, which it looks as if you are. This is definitely fun stuff though, props!
Haha stampede's such a cool move. Only thing I'd do to change this format is get a little closer in on the camera, especially if you're using a tripod, which it looks as if you are. This is definitely fun stuff though, props!
J. Chris "Thread-killer" Miller
I think this is the first time I've been called a tripod. I'm going to take it as a complement.shredzilla wrote:Only thing I'd do to change this format is get a little closer in on the camera, especially if you're using a tripod, which it looks as if you are.
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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so a few times in the past days i have been kicking downtown, had passerbys stop and play, and several of them have said the exact same thing: 'this should be on youtube!' me: 'it actually is...just search for footbag or hacky sack'
what im saying here is, i think the recent sale of youtube and subsequent media attention combined with this idea here is very good for the sport. think about it...people know youtube and are on it all the time...a very useful tool. keep it up!
what im saying here is, i think the recent sale of youtube and subsequent media attention combined with this idea here is very good for the sport. think about it...people know youtube and are on it all the time...a very useful tool. keep it up!
Pete Bowler
B$C
keeps it offah da ground.
617 FOR LIFE
B$C
keeps it offah da ground.
617 FOR LIFE
Yes, I apologise for the short-lived nature of this project...I just had a whole lot of things come together in the past weeks that impeded my progress.
I'm going to redo most of the exisiting videos, and begin putting up more within the month. Thanks for everyone's understanding.
I'm going to redo most of the exisiting videos, and begin putting up more within the month. Thanks for everyone's understanding.
- Kevin R.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
