some other kind of freestyle sport WAY COOOOL

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some other kind of freestyle sport WAY COOOOL

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these days people can freestyle anything, check this out!

http://video.google.nl/videosearch?q=fr ... each&hl=nl
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People have been doing that for a long time. Look up the "Book of Cool" and you'll see some crazy hobbies. Like pen twirling...
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The name 'osis' for footbag actually comes from freestyle disc.
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that's super-cool. I love it
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wolfpac444 wrote:The name 'osis' for footbag actually comes from freestyle disc.
So does 'The'. I believe alot of the origional footbag players had (and many still have) close ties with the flying disc society.
Comment in the BCS blog if you feel the need to.

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NotHisRealName wrote:
wolfpac444 wrote:The name 'osis' for footbag actually comes from freestyle disc.
So does 'The'. I believe alot of the origional footbag players had (and many still have) close ties with the flying disc society.
so does dadacurve I believe.
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that ultimate firstbee in the last vid is great and what great camera work and editing too! its a straight up shred vid
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You should all meet Greg Nelson.
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caseyweed wrote:People have been doing that for a long time. Look up the "Book of Cool" and you'll see some crazy hobbies. Like pen twirling...
yeah i got into pen twirling a couple days ago. its like crazy hard. i could do some tricks before but i didnt know that it was actually a legit sport kinda thing
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I tried it too. So much harder than it appears. But yeah who would have thought that there's so much technique to something like that.

But apparantly it's pretty popular. I can recall going to a pen twirling forum somewhere on this world wide web of craziness...
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yeah i can do some easier moves called sonic normal and 360 degree normal, but it takes like months to be able to do it without fail, and takes even longer to do it without looking. its hard because the pen doesnt go the way you think it would go, it like spins around an axis on your hand or finger, which was hard to learn. i just kinda do it for fun. but to think that they made a sport out of twirling a pen :) i guess since there are hardcore shredders, theres gotta be at least some hardcore pen twirlers. and its probably popular because 1)everyone's used a pen in their life 2)if somebody sees someone else doing it they can show them easily and tell them to practice and 3)at one point in time somebody's probably twirled a pen between their fingers so its not that hard of a concept
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