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- EoghanMcDowell
- Atomsmashasaurus Dex
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Let's see. Today was more of like a footcamp than a practice. I really drilled hard, which is something I rarely do. I usually just string, and somehow I've been riding along on that for awhile. But today, every time I messed up something I knew I could hit I did 3 pushups, which added up to a lot of pushups. Not because I particularly felt like punishing myself, but because my chest and arms need exercise too, and I felt like killing two birds with one stone. But anyways, here's what I got-facebook wall post wrote:grant, i seriously can't get over how good you are at hackey sack. you just keep surprising me with your ridiculous odd array of talents.
i dsagreegMoney wrote:26 guiltless. I really don't have to say anthing more than that.
of your guiltless runs ? i'm working on making my runs longer at the
moment, and i love inspiration thru new ideas .
feel like sharing ?
be that as it may, props on all the drillage and for hitting atomsmasher -
i luuuuuv that move, t feels so mean and precise
EASYKINKI
Right now the majority of the tricks I'm doing are bops & pixies. I know other things, like ducking, diving, some inconsistent spinning, and other basic 3 add moves like dlos and drifters, but the majority of tricks in my strings are bops and pixies. Of course, I don't want to be know as the "BOP machine," but I want to learn to be really consistent in everything before I start learning a bunch of different sets and tricks. I'm rushing consistency more than I'm rushing newer tricks or concepts. Hard tricks are fun and everything, but I'm more interested in the journey of getting there than being there. It makes me angry seeing videos of people on youtube that do like a 4 or 5 add move, then do a bunch of toe bails (along with seeing really bad posture or weird arm movements, but that's beside the point.)
- EoghanMcDowell
- Atomsmashasaurus Dex
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