hi

For the new people coming into the sport, you can ask your questions in here.
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justy1590
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hi

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well hi everyone im pretty new been playing for about 2 weeks or so dont really have any good gear but i will once i get some money. im from sioux falls if anyones heard of it...not many shredders here so i just practice on my own pretty much but ya i just wanted to say hi
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Welcome!

Always use the search tool and everyone will like you. :P
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Post by Kljopa »

Hey welcome to the forum :)

I remember myself making a topic like this.Feel yourself comfortable,everyone is friendly here.

Oh and shred hard!
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Welcome to modified. Its a nice community here and I hope you enjoy footbag as much as you can.

How did you find this wonderful sport if you don't mind me asking?
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Post by Drew »

welcome to modified AND footbag! :P

there're lots of resources on the forums and lots of helpful people.
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welcome welcome, footbag is probably the best thing that can happen to you!!!
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Post by professor »

Welcome to footbag. If you need any tips or have any questions feel free to pm me anytime. If you haven't already, you should look on footbag.org for a club near you (if there is any). Playing with others is the quickest way to get better. :D
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Post by Grove »

Hey guys, I'm new as well, and instead of making another topic like this I figured I should just post in here. I've been playing footbag for a few months and have been reading this forum and watching your sick three videos since I've began. You've all already been a big help, and I just wanted to say this site is an excellent resource.

Happy shredding everyone!
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Post by crazylegs32 »

forget about the search feature- it sux. Ask questions and post alot, this place has been boring lately.
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Post by sanuke okumatzu »

crazylegs32 wrote:forget about the search feature- it sux. Ask questions and post alot, this place has been boring lately.

Worse piece of advice you could give some-one.

The search feature works just fine, you just have to know how to use it.
search feature wrote:Search for Keywords:
You can use AND to define words which must be in the results, OR to define words which may be in the result and NOT to define words which should not be in the result. Use * as a wildcard for partial matches
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Wow, I guess I should read the instructions sometime. I never knew the thing about AND/OR/NOT. That might help a bunch. I'd come up with my own tricks for searching, most engines are kinda quirky like the one on modified.
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shredzilla wrote:Wow, I guess I should read the instructions sometime. I never knew the thing about AND/OR/NOT. That might help a bunch. I'd come up with my own tricks for searching, most engines are kinda quirky like the one on modified.
yea i had no idea. I should use that :lol:


oh yea, and welcome justy...make your self comfortable. :D
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