Todexon routine

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Todexon routine

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I think my semi-final was better but here's my final routine from todexon. It's actually pretty sloppy. Most of the time I was trying to regain my balance or catch up with the choreography. But I was still happy with the results. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nat068m4yvU
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Post by Benzilla »

Wow, that was nice. I liked the frgid osis spinning(not sure if thats what its called.. :lol: )

Sweet song choice.
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Very nice, Jim. I liked the song choice for a jam like Todexon but I think that your worlds song was a lot more professional. I enjoyed both a lot though.

Cool routine. :D
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!nice Jim :D !!!!! props !!! nice music :wink:



MORE TODEXON 9 FOOTAGE!!!! :twisted:
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Yeah! This routine rocks! :) Semi-final was better for me too, but this one was great too.

Thanks for post Jim!

Here is a next link for Todexon: http://www.stream.cz/video/28/54439-obr ... tym-mickem
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:D I've been waiting for so long to see this. Nice. I really liked the choreography. Props on the win!
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Post by habitat »

Was not impressed. Honestly. Too many legovers and pixie clippers.

You think Honza would have beat you Jimmy?
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Post by Kljopa »

That tdx 9 video on the czech page.

I loved that more handstand/freezes are used now.

Hehe Ners i came up with that freeze idea too.


Edit:

On your routine Jim i share James thoughts.You can alot better than this.But i did love the zooming tricks with that sound.
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Post by Wiktor »

Props on your routine Jim. I like the choreography, although i didnt like the music. That was fresh and creative.

Here is my routine and Taishi`s:

http://www.footbag.org/gallery/showset/tdx9

(lets, put all TDX9 videos here, and add `s` to the topic name:)

I cant wait to see Tinas final.
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Post by professor »

I thought the choreography was great. Obviously the execution could've been better because you dropped twice, but I think if you were to go dropless and add just a little bit more difficulty, you would have a good chance against Vasek. I think you're one of the best choreographers in the sport.
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I dont mean to sound like a negative nancy here, but i think that if your not up to the same level that Jim is on, you really have no room to talk about his routine in a negative way, or what he couldve done better.

first do it yourself?
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Maybe your right Zeb,i didnt mean to sound negative or something.
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You can alot better than this.
Good thing I can a lot better than this.
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Zeb Jackson wrote:I dont mean to sound like a negative nancy here, but i think that if your not up to the same level that Jim is on, you really have no room to talk about his routine in a negative way, or what he couldve done better.

first do it yourself?
I strongly disagree.

Are you saying someone like Steve Goldberg isn't allowed to critique Jim's routine? I've never seen him hit a 5 add move. :roll:

Routines are meant for the audience, not the player. Anyone with sufficient knowledge and experience can form a legitimate opinion to a routine, regardless of their technical ability. Specific criticisms are often universally held and to listen can only help improve a routine.

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True!
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Jorden wrote:
Zeb Jackson wrote:I dont mean to sound like a negative nancy here, but i think that if your not up to the same level that Jim is on, you really have no room to talk about his routine in a negative way, or what he couldve done better.

first do it yourself?
I strongly disagree.

Are you saying someone like Steve Goldberg isn't allowed to critique Jim's routine? I've never seen him hit a 5 add move. :roll:

Routines are meant for the audience, not the player. Anyone with sufficient knowledge and experience can form a legitimate opinion to a routine, regardless of their technical ability. Specific criticisms are often universally held and to listen can only help improve a routine.

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ok yeah, i can see that point, maybe i was just rustled when people who arent as good as Jim were telling him what he should have done, instead of saying what they didnt like about it (even though they did both).
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yo dude, way to keep the drops down. also, I saw some cool choreog concepts... I liked symp whirls on "youWANTEDto!"

I definitely see what you mean when you say it's not your best, though. i'm looking forward to seeing the real deal in the future.
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