Andrey "Jamiro" Egorov

Footbag videos and footbag related videos such as takraw, freestyle soccer, etc.
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During the year i have been making some videos and a want to show you them.

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Office shred

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRHMJ9RckL0



Croatia Lazy Shred

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbqbfDzwBXE



Hard Winter Training

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXUOE4DC0t4



Home session

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdJTNgv_eJA
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I liked office shred the most. I watched all of them till the end.

I really like your stepping set.

You should go for flip pixie and flip double dexes, this would make your game so much better! :)

Oh and i like your style too ;)
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Post by Darkshredder »

:lol: not sure if gravity always wins with you my friend. Your style is soo smooth with stepping shuffle. I enjoyed them. I''m going to watch them again later! Thanks for sharing!

edit: James Risden. That's who you remind me of.
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Post by Sergey »

I really enjoyed your videos dude, most of your stuff looks very smooth and controlled. It seems like you've mastered ripwalks and whirls, so why not try to throw more ducking and spinning whirls in your string? I also know you're able to hit pixie both sides, but seemed to use only the one on your good side.

Watched again. You definitely could cut down on those crazy shuffles, you are already decent at them. It would be cool to see more blender and torque stuff out of your crazy steppings.

Can't wait to see you in the winter!
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Post by Zac Miley »

Man, that's some sick style! Mad props on developing it to where it is. If you can get it a little more controlled I think it'll be awesome.

I agree with the James Risden reference.

I wanna see some more spinning and gyro stuff, your shuffle already seems well developed.

Good videos though.
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Post by Jamiro »

I have been working lately on my blenders, drifters, torque... as you can see in the office shred video.
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Im trying to be more controlled and to do more unique tricks. :roll:

Tnx for the comments.
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Post by Lazy-Bonez »

Jamiro :)
finaly on modified with lots of stuff :idea:
Glad to see good comments on your game, man
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Post by shredzilla »

Man, your game is really great! You're more advanced than me, but one thing I did notice is the form on your osis is a little rough. I'd really spend a few sessions with some warm up drills for osis.
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Overall I was very impressed.

Compliment sandwich time:

1. I like how bothsided you are.
2. The random clippers need to go. Turn then into butterflies or osii, or something else, but right now they are a crutch you don't need.
3. Your spins are a big froggy. I would spend a few sessions re-learning them so the bag more clearly leaves your foot before your body starts spinning.
4. I'd like to see longer strings, even at the expense of difficulty.
5. You are very light on your feet, and have good form on your steps and downtime components.

It's pretty clear from this video that you will get very good very fast. That's excellent. I'd just be careful about osis and spinning form, go slow, and work on string length. You're off to a great start, and I hope you continue to make vids so we can enjoy seeing your progress.
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Post by Lazy-Bonez »

not a start, he's been playing for 5 years :roll:
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Post by Kljopa »

Lazy-Bonez wrote:not a start, he's been playing for 5 years :roll:
Whats your point?

From now he'll blast off :P
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Post by Lazy-Bonez »

My point? =)
For the reason, that i play with him already for a year.

We'll see, blast he or not. I'll tell you :lol:
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