You can make some comments.
Also, i would like to know who's planning on organizing a Circle contest.
Would you compete in Circle contest at your next tournament?
Would you compete in Circle contest at your next tournament?
Ianek Regimbald
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well.. maybe I will try...
I don't know, I'm not a great player, I've been playing for a year and a half and 95% of my time playing I spend it alone because I'm the only freestyler in my city so I'm not used to play in circle, but it will be a great experience.
I think that circle competition shows the real level of a freestyler so if in next competition I will go it's a circle contest I would probably try luck...
I don't know, I'm not a great player, I've been playing for a year and a half and 95% of my time playing I spend it alone because I'm the only freestyler in my city so I'm not used to play in circle, but it will be a great experience.
I think that circle competition shows the real level of a freestyler so if in next competition I will go it's a circle contest I would probably try luck...
Mikel Oroz
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I think that at a circle contest all levels of players should be included.(maybe not at worlds) And for the 2nd round a group could get kicked down to intermediate, because circles are inclusive of different levels.
On a side note, my 1st ever competition was a circle contest in 1996. At Midwest regionals they held the beginner division as a circle contest. We filled the gym floor with around 10 circles of around 5 players each and just did our thing. Judges walked around and observed and when people hit a cool move or whatever they got a sticker placed on their shirt. The most stickers won after around 3 elimination rounds.
On a side note, my 1st ever competition was a circle contest in 1996. At Midwest regionals they held the beginner division as a circle contest. We filled the gym floor with around 10 circles of around 5 players each and just did our thing. Judges walked around and observed and when people hit a cool move or whatever they got a sticker placed on their shirt. The most stickers won after around 3 elimination rounds.
I think the more events the better. I am at a begginer level but it would be fun to try. I also really like net games as well. I think if the rules in Net were "modified" just a little bit it could become much more crowd pleasing and translate action better on video recorded events. I think it hurts potential growth of footbags populairty when new ideas for events are shunned just because they are new or different from the established formats. If things don't work out so well at least it had a chance.
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