@Alan: Yes I was kind of like that when I first learned spinning too. What happened was soon after I learned spinning out of right clipper, I injured my left foot and couldn't spin off that side (the torsion hurt my support foot). So I had to start over on my other side. By the time my left foot healed, I could spin about equal on both sides and it's been equal ever since. It's almost more of a mental thing. Just work on turning the other direction (without the bag, doesn't even have to be in a footbag sense) and your brain thinking about your body turning that direction. It's like 99% mental, just get your brain and your body used to spinning in the opposite direction. Watching David Clavens videos helped a lot for some reason.
@Brian: Thanks dude! Per your advice I tried some bubbas last night. They are such a goofy trick, I think pdx illusions are easier for me. I was able to hit bubba on the side of my weak illusion, but not on my strong
I can stepping one side, and I've hit blur a bunch of times, but I don't like stepping because it's hard on my shins. But yeah, pdx mirage was my first 3, and it's one of the most solid moves in my repetoire. Thanks for the drills, ss/near legovers from clipper definitely need work on my flipside (it will help with PDX DLOs too), so I will try that drill out.
Thursday 2/1 45 minutes
Total hours played in 2007: 23.5 hours
Total hours played in Feb 2007: 0.75 hours
Played at the gym. Um lets see...
Alternating toe stalls x 153
Clipper > Mirage > rpt 30 contacts
Clipper > Far Legover > rpt 14 contacts
Footed flip DLO a ton of times
Osis x 7
Butter > Mirage > Legover > rpt > 25 contacts
Toe set SS Butter > Mirage > rpt 18 contacts
30 minutes cardio on the ellipticals to cap things off. Cross training baby, cross training.
As much as I am dying to play tonight, I'm going to abstain. I've shredded 5 out of the last 6 days (4 in a row), my shins can have 1 day off. I'll do some cardio tonight at the gym.
One other thing I'm not sure if I've mentioned in my blog. I've totally cut down on soda this year. I used to drink 1-2 20oz (600mL) bottles a day. Now I've rationed myself down to 2 20oz bottles per WEEK. I've been doing that all 2007, only 10 sodas in 2007 so far for me
I think I'll cut down to 1 per week in March. The first couple weeks were the hardest. It's becoming easier and easier to say no to the cravings. I drink a lot of water. That's really good for me.
Ooh, also it's my 2 year anniversary being vegetarian today
I can't explain it but from age 16-23 or so I felt I was invincible. I didn't smoke or do drugs, I did drink some but not a lot. The main thing was that I didn't eat healthy and didn't exercise regularly. I've always been thin and look like I'm in good shape, even when I'm not, so I figured unless I was an athlete or was fat, I didn't need to bother with eating right or staying in shape. But it really started catching up to me by age 22 or 23 (I'm 25 now). I felt lethargic all the time, slept a lot and just felt low energy and unhappy. All that stuff about eating right and getting exercise can seem like such dumb gibber jabber when you're young because it feels like it doesn't matter. It will catch up with you!!! Luckily I was able to change my ways and eat healthier and exercise (footbag being a big part of that). It wasn't easy, but at the same it wasn't too hard either. It just took the desire to want to be healthier and feel better. So if you're a younger person and you don't have the best of habits, considering making a conscious decision to improve them now. The younger you start the easier it will be and the better off you'll be a few years down the road. You can find that out on your own, but I just felt like passing that on in case you wanted to take my advice.
Bad luck on the shin splints though. Congrats on hitting some things out of Osis though. Sounds like they are coming along nicely. 
new! I had been trying to hit this for a while
Maybe I'll do some solo filming if no one else makes it.
