Sin City Shredders 2 Electric Boogaloo

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Sin City Shredders 2 Electric Boogaloo

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Last edited by professor on 14 Mar 2007 17:28, edited 1 time in total.
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WTF.

Wow!

You're both off the hook 8O
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Post by Not-so-ripped Warrior »

Ben! You watch Mr. Show?!


I just watched it. Really sick!

Ben, I liked the alpine blurry whirl>tomahawk and Evan the consecutive swirls were just ridiculous. Props guys.
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You can't get much closer to that 6>6... damn. Feel bad for you.

You guys are both off the chain.
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Isilwar wrote:You can't get much closer to that 6>6... damn. Feel bad for you.
It's ok, he's hit multiple beasts. So don't feel too bad. :wink:
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No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
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Post by FootbagginBum »

Once again....wow...

I can't find a constructive way to express how much you guys blow my mind, but... I CAN ask to see stuff....right??

I want to see barroques out of both of you.
And twirls/swivels.
And how about a triage or TATW ??

Really liking the style everywhere, and once again Ben, you are really getting great at editing and production. I'm gonna be so happy later to have a big collection of amazing Vegas videos... wow.

Om Love :-) Thank you both for being :-) Namaste
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Sweet to see your alive Loren.

Killer video!
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Damn dude, too many swirls to count..... you guys are rocking, awesome job!
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Wow Ben, these two vid's, unlike you may think, do you a fair amount of justice. Although I haven't seen you play in person, I do recall Loren putting out a video of you two a some time ago and you have vastly improved since then. Evan has always had a crank since I met him at CSS, I'm glad to see that he not only didn't quit, but has become one of the nations best.
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the footage is very 1996.

the shred is very 2008. good job.

when filming yourselves on tripod, place markers on the ground so you know your limits. then you can move the camera closer. stepping toward the center will help even more. That's what we used to do.
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blitz wrote:when filming yourselves on tripod, place markers on the ground so you know your limits. then you can move the camera closer. stepping toward the center will help even more. That's what we used to do.
Ya, we did that, but it was really windy that day and the camera slowly moved to the right. If you look on one of the videos you can see a water bottle on the ground next to the car tire. When we started, that was just outside the camera's range.

Oh, and the camera wasn't on a tripod, it was on a stool.... :wink:
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Amateurs practice until they can get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.

No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
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