I present you my new video from last shred.
Here are some Toe2Toe tricks. Enjoy
http://s002.wyslijto.pl/?file_id=05747521738314686710
(firstly here is a dialogue betwenn me and Cod but it`s not very important
)You want to see Sailing egg? Check this out :D
You want to see Sailing egg? Check this out :D
Hi everyone!
I present you my new video from last shred.
Here are some Toe2Toe tricks. Enjoy
http://s002.wyslijto.pl/?file_id=05747521738314686710
(firstly here is a dialogue betwenn me and Cod but it`s not very important)
I present you my new video from last shred.
Here are some Toe2Toe tricks. Enjoy
http://s002.wyslijto.pl/?file_id=05747521738314686710
(firstly here is a dialogue betwenn me and Cod but it`s not very important
)
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Awesome stuff. Props dude.
I think David is right about the delusion, although I couldn't confirm that. Definitely a few moves looked very toey at best. It's great to see somebody else hitting hard sailing stuff. I've never heard of anybody else hitting sailing eggbeater so props on that - it's ridiculously hard for me because on one side it is flip eggbeater and on the other (which is my "strong" for that move) it is flip sailing set. I guess the one thing I'd like to say, which I know some people really hate being said, but is definitely something I wish people had have told me, and hope that they would say so now, is that all those moves looked very laboured and were lacking control. Obviously they are very hard moves, but I personally think that moves are only worth hitting if you can hit them well (of course when you first hit them you can't, so you obviously need to have faith and work hard). A great personal example is sailing drifter - which I first hit in 2004 and first hit with witnesses in 2005 but didn't hit in runs playing with people at all until this year when I felt I had the move down enough to be able to do it in public. Now my game is far from perfect, but I think working really hard at moves until you don't just hit them, but hit them well, is a really great philosophy to have and I think it would be great if you could keep working at those moves until you hit them in a way that looks like you own those moves. At this stage you probably have a bit of work to do.
I guess it also should be said, and no doubt somebody will say this anyway, that this is only my personal opinion, and I can think of many examples of people who are just stoked to hit moves, no matter what they look like. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they're wrong. Probably there is no right answer. It's always good to know other people's opinions I think.
I think David is right about the delusion, although I couldn't confirm that. Definitely a few moves looked very toey at best. It's great to see somebody else hitting hard sailing stuff. I've never heard of anybody else hitting sailing eggbeater so props on that - it's ridiculously hard for me because on one side it is flip eggbeater and on the other (which is my "strong" for that move) it is flip sailing set. I guess the one thing I'd like to say, which I know some people really hate being said, but is definitely something I wish people had have told me, and hope that they would say so now, is that all those moves looked very laboured and were lacking control. Obviously they are very hard moves, but I personally think that moves are only worth hitting if you can hit them well (of course when you first hit them you can't, so you obviously need to have faith and work hard). A great personal example is sailing drifter - which I first hit in 2004 and first hit with witnesses in 2005 but didn't hit in runs playing with people at all until this year when I felt I had the move down enough to be able to do it in public. Now my game is far from perfect, but I think working really hard at moves until you don't just hit them, but hit them well, is a really great philosophy to have and I think it would be great if you could keep working at those moves until you hit them in a way that looks like you own those moves. At this stage you probably have a bit of work to do.
I guess it also should be said, and no doubt somebody will say this anyway, that this is only my personal opinion, and I can think of many examples of people who are just stoked to hit moves, no matter what they look like. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe they're wrong. Probably there is no right answer. It's always good to know other people's opinions I think.
