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Post by SergeyKozlov »

Hi modified, I have no more expirience player in Russia to ask about my spins, so i have to ask you. May be you saw some my vids, so you know that I spin alot, so I want to ask you what do you think about my spins -

for now I have 2 techniques of doing spin moves -
http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/11553
please download this vid, and tell your opinion about my spins, hope u'll find them fine.

Sergey.

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Need some help indeed!
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Post by _Dimi »

In my opinions your spins are not clean. The way you are doing spins it seems like you spot the bag even before it has left your foot. There is no way that spin can be clean doing it that way.

So the way you are doing spins are: stall->spin->set
The right way to spin is: stall->set->spin
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Post by Muffinman »

Hey Sergey!
I've definitely seen your videos. I always liked your spinning style. But if you want advice on how to spin differently then setting before beginning the spin is really good advice. I have been trying to hit marius, and so a big part of what helps me get closer to the trick is to set a perfect spin, since that is my strong point.

You want to make sure that you are setting straight up and down -- almost pretend like you aren't spinning at all. When I try marius I have to think spinning clipper to get a better set, because I am more confident that I will set straight. Maybe you can think of setting as if you were doing a diving clipper -- high, yet straight up and down...

After you set, THEN spin and spot the bag as soon as possible.
I don't know why you're asking for help on spins though...you're clearly a master... :?


(I hope something in there helps...)
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Post by SergeyKozlov »

Alright, I don't know why I get so f**ked up with spins, but now I get the key. I do the del for setting, while already turned my body. So I just need to del the bag when looking at it on the setting side.

I filmed myself spinning this way, and my seting leg goes straight up.

What do u think?
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Post by ObArA'BaRs »

looks pulled. Try setting the bag before you spin or while you spin.
Wow that tip actually helped out my flip gyro. Thanks :)
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Post by Psilocybe »

I get confused though. What is a "good" set? Sometimes I feel like I'm setting from an osis if I'm turned too much. Is that good form?
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Post by SergeyKozlov »

It's a matter of style. But if you want it to be more "cleaner" just look at setting clipper more, while delaying/setting, and spin.
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Post by Sergey »

I don't think there's such thing as a "pulled" spinning, I believe as long as you can hit the trick you want, it's all good.

I don't think you should make any major changes to your spinning technique, to me it looks just right.

Good luck!
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Thanks again, man!
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Post by habitat »

Sergey wrote:I don't think there's such thing as a "pulled" spinning, I believe as long as you can hit the trick you want, it's all good.

I don't think you should make any major changes to your spinning technique, to me it looks just right.

Good luck!
Agreed. It's just style. Be yourself.
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Post by Michu »

habitat wrote:
Sergey wrote:I don't think there's such thing as a "pulled" spinning, I believe as long as you can hit the trick you want, it's all good.

I don't think you should make any major changes to your spinning technique, to me it looks just right.

Good luck!
Agreed. It's just style. Be yourself.
I don't agree with that. There's a difference between style and clean tricks. If you like your spinnings and enjoy the feeling when you are spinnig, don't change your technique. But if you want to become better and try to do every trick very clean, you need to change your normal spinning motion. Just in my opinion....But you're one of the greates players!!! Schred hard!!! Spin fast ;)!!
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Post by janis »

What do you have to do to not get dizzy doing spins?
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Post by Pyroman924 »

Spin both ways equally. ^_^ ... And you just get used to it after a while buddy. Just don't spin in the same direction too many times before switching to the other direction.
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Post by SergeyKozlov »

What is a good position for hands for good spins form?

Also please check my worked out spins - http://www.footbag.org/media/723/clip.wmv
Are they become any better?

Thanks.
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Post by Psilocybe »

I'd say it looks better. I'm no spinning master but my only remaining advise would be to spin faster. Really whip around.
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Post by Zac Miley »

I like the left side spins better in that video, seemed tighter to me.

I like your other spins better though, I don't think you should have changed them.
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