I've noticed this too, but I kinda like it. It's like he's showing the bag who's boss. Like in the NYJ video where he hits whirring swirl > symp bubba beater > (set high, staring the bag down).hacksterbator wrote:the only constructive criticism i have is more of a stylistic thing: i noticed you pull/ scoop your dlo's and egg beaters most of the time, set high and go directly into butterfly. not as in pull them through the last dex, but you swing your leg out in front of you from the hip to set instead of bending from the knee and setting straight up. the bag follows a curved path instead of a vertical one. It's obvious that you can set vertically out of it and do other tricks (as the alpine fog> toe flurry CLEARLY shows, stupid sick!!!) but we all have habits that we are unaware of. it's just an observation, and if that's how you like it then disregard the comment.
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Amateurs practice until they can get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
+1 to andrew's comment
And , I'm not qualified to tell you how to play, but as a footbag amateur , i would be even more amazed and blow-minded if there were less butterflys in your runs (they kinda cut the rythm of your runs you know.. of course after nem>alp fog>t.flurry it's ok
)and also if you changed some of your osis into some dynos and blenders.
if you find this comment respectless , you wrong coz it's really not. and like andrew said : "t's just an observation, and if that's how you like it then disregard the comment. ." I cannot teach you how to play, for sure.
Anyway , you play very well footbag david, i hope you will continue like that coz it's a real pleasure to see you play. And thank you very much to share regularly some of your abilities with us.
Peace
And , I'm not qualified to tell you how to play, but as a footbag amateur , i would be even more amazed and blow-minded if there were less butterflys in your runs (they kinda cut the rythm of your runs you know.. of course after nem>alp fog>t.flurry it's ok
if you find this comment respectless , you wrong coz it's really not. and like andrew said : "t's just an observation, and if that's how you like it then disregard the comment. ." I cannot teach you how to play, for sure.
Anyway , you play very well footbag david, i hope you will continue like that coz it's a real pleasure to see you play. And thank you very much to share regularly some of your abilities with us.
Peace
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dude, what the fuck?
most impressive video i've seen from you in a long time. i could tell you wanted it again. your legs moved faster and you were more focused. i noticed the high set thing too, but if that's what you've gotta do for string length like yours, its up to you.
nem>alp fog> toe flurry =balls. come up with better combos.
love the symp eggs too.
most impressive video i've seen from you in a long time. i could tell you wanted it again. your legs moved faster and you were more focused. i noticed the high set thing too, but if that's what you've gotta do for string length like yours, its up to you.
nem>alp fog> toe flurry =balls. come up with better combos.
love the symp eggs too.
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Great video Dave. Awesome shred. I have to rush home from work to shred now.
Peace.
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