VertexShader wrote:
The maturity level of people really doesn't budge any.
I have to disagree with that one.
I don't and we go to the same school
That's pretty much just based off the fact that I didn't/don't feel any different than when I was leaving high school. I know other people who feel differently though... like Emily...
Heal up, Kyle. I may be seeing you, Zeb and Zac at a Midwest tourney sometime this year.
You and Ashley look to be a very cute couple. You just have to play masochist in front of her parents.
As for college, well... if you can see an idiot within a one mile radius, it's best to avoid him/her as much as possible. Stay with the footbaggers and hack enthusiasts. Start/join a club!
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
NYFA represent.
"Footbag can be pretty frustrating when it's supposed to be fun. I was partly driven by this forum - practice, practice, practice... As that is true, I think someone can be too focused on progressing and training that they miss the fun aspect of it." - Bander87
LEGOMAN wrote:It was something I forget the name of that causes pain and causes my shoulder to pop when I move it in a certain position.
my right shoulder does that! let me know how the sling thing goes...
...the first bit of college will feel just like high school. when i graduated high school, i got to college thinking "man things are gonna be so different. people will finally be mature. there won't be any drama." well, i was wrong and became disappointed. but as you get through each semester, you'll notice that the people around you are growing up.
Ken S. is one of my favorite people I have met in footbag. I remember when I first met him at the Santa Cruz Jam, those were some fun times. He gave me tips on how to hit phoenix, which I ended my final routine with. I remember I said to him I would never get tired of footbag and wouldn't ever want to stop playing and that a break would kill me or something like that. He said that a break is good and that I will end up stopping for awhile. He was right about that, I stopped playing for almost a month after worlds.
He has helped me with my game a lot. I asked him about how to fix my slurry stepping and the advice was great, but I have yet to really try it and fix my stepping. He made us stop at one of my now favorite fast food place called In n Out Burger. It was soooo good! What I'm trying to really say is Ken is a really cool person and is fun to shred with. He has seen my game from the beginning to now. Thanks for being a friend Ken.
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