Here is a little video from when I played with Mathias:
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Playing with Mathias made me realize some stuff:
- I drop way too much on Osis and Mirage.
- My foundation of 2 adds are not strong enough.
- This makes me consistency stink. My runs are too short.
- Everybody loves Quantum
On the Roskilde Festival website there is a short text about our footbag workshop, it says:
"Denmark's best footbaggers perform at a hacky-sack/footbag workshop. We invite everyone to join in on the fun or to watch the champs challenge the impossible and move beyond the laws of gravity."
It all sounds very fancy but I don’t see footbag as a quest of beating gravity or trying to break the rules of it. I see footbag as unity with gravity. If we didn’t bring the bag up and if gravity didn’t bring it back down footbag wouldn’t be possible. So the two simplest elements of footbag is bringing something up and catch it when it is being brought down to us. What we do between the set and the catch is what makes footbag interesting. Well, that was all really obvious but I still like to think of footbag this way.
I played for a small hour today. Music: Asian Dub Foundation
DATW > Motion > Run
Motion midrun
Toe Rev Whirl > Swirl bsos
Some good attempts Far Rev Whirl > Rev Whirl [rpt]
Here is a cool interview with skateboard legen Rodney Mullen.
I really like his mindset about what he do but I don't think he is greatful enough for getting rich and famous from it. Haha.
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THIS KID ROCKS HARD!
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5 posts without comments. I think I gonna die. I feel invisible!
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