sNale wrote:...I hope for Daryl to post all the details...
sigh
It was a good one for sure, mainly due to the constructive and cheerful vibe
throughout the whole sesh. I guess, feeling comfortable and staying positive,
even inthe face adversity and general footbag shortcomings is crucial for a
good session . Another thing is the relation between attention and objectivity;
if those are on, one can stay level headed and fair, even the personal performance isnt all christmassy .
My favorite part, all the nice runs aside, was helping ANDI to step up his game a bit .
Thanks to you Tom, who kindly pointed out the lack of teaching
our newbee

. He hit 11 legovers towards the end, a nice flip mirage
and seemed quite happy with that . How could i underestimate professional
newbie-care ? For all of you wondering, why there are so many good
polish shredders out, its because they had a handful of good guys teaching
many noobs a lot stuff in an efficient way !
In other news, i gotta say that i'm getting happier with footbag, everytime
i play . When i stick to sets, bops and ducking i can pump out 15 cons
without much hassle ; cooler runs with more downtime stuff average
around 10 . One run i hit both whirls, datw on one, dso on the other side,
plus dlo bsos . My best one started out with dim>blur>atom, followed by
13 + guiltless . Paradon and stepping feel kinda solid, although stepping
is still a bitch at times . I hit a lot of harder tricks with ease, the newer
combos like spin clip>blur or toeblur>ss butter>pdx mir>wonton leg
are finding their way into runs more and more .
Max, your paradox torque was soooo awesome, like a little Ansi would
have done it, and a big bunch of props for your pdx whirl form !!!
@ Toby : please get well quick to 1.) make the circle complete and 2.),
to put an end to a new kind of vornamen confusion
