New vid from Phoenix! (NEW VIDEO UP!)
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New vid from Phoenix! (NEW VIDEO UP!)
New vid!
Check it out ------> http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/15574
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB3PuQp2MiM
Edited. Slo-mo. Song. I would say I'm somewhere between 95 - 98% recovered from being sick. By far my BEST solo session EVER! Like always's, critiques and comments are much appreciated!
Check it out ------> http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/15254
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFRiV_JzqXo
Raw shred! Very little editing.
Had a fun session today. Hit's lot's of stuff for the cam, but also didn't hit some stuff that I wanted to for the cam.
Critiques are welcome! Comments are welcome! I hope you enjoy!
Check it out ------> http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/15574
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB3PuQp2MiM
Edited. Slo-mo. Song. I would say I'm somewhere between 95 - 98% recovered from being sick. By far my BEST solo session EVER! Like always's, critiques and comments are much appreciated!
Check it out ------> http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/15254
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFRiV_JzqXo
Raw shred! Very little editing.
Had a fun session today. Hit's lot's of stuff for the cam, but also didn't hit some stuff that I wanted to for the cam.
Critiques are welcome! Comments are welcome! I hope you enjoy!
Last edited by zeroman13 on 18 Jan 2013 05:15, edited 2 times in total.
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Compliment sandwich!
Good:
Thanks for the vid Josh, you've improved so much! My fav was the link at 2:37. I also liked the zooms and steps out of harder osis tricks.
Bad:
To be completely honest, I could have done without the first string. Your shred is good enough that there's no reason to show a long warmup.
Good:
I can't wait to shred with you in a few months; I'm excited at the thought that you'll be even better by then!
Good:
Thanks for the vid Josh, you've improved so much! My fav was the link at 2:37. I also liked the zooms and steps out of harder osis tricks.
Bad:
To be completely honest, I could have done without the first string. Your shred is good enough that there's no reason to show a long warmup.
Good:
I can't wait to shred with you in a few months; I'm excited at the thought that you'll be even better by then!
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Thanks everyone for the comments and suggestions.
New vid up! Check it out!
New vid up! Check it out!
Josh M.Wasabi wrote:Footbag is not materialistic; it's about challenging yourself and having fun at the same time.
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hey josh always cool seeing what you've got to dish out. Some highlights for me are definitely stepping clipper > symp whirl (worked real well with your style) and I was impressed by your double downs and your flip jani. It looks different than any other I've seen. So that makes me hopeful for myself. I'd only say to work on making some of your fairy sets deeper and maybe incorporate some ducking/spinning. You're a master of shuffle, for sure. But I'd say that's what was lacking and it would've made your strings longer - unless you left out the rest of them to highlight certain combos (which I can understand) . . . either way. SPIN! DUCK!
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Thanks for the comments guys.
@John, I honestly don't know which side is my strong/weak for Symp Whirls. I'm finally kicking myself in the ass to learn them.
@Pat, I do duck and spin quite a bit. Some days they are really on, others they aren't. Both of them were mediocre that day.
I guess not alot of people have listened to alot of Black Sabbath. Especially some of there newer albums released in the 90's. Ohh well, I thought it went well with my shred.
Anyone else?
@John, I honestly don't know which side is my strong/weak for Symp Whirls. I'm finally kicking myself in the ass to learn them.
@Pat, I do duck and spin quite a bit. Some days they are really on, others they aren't. Both of them were mediocre that day.
I guess not alot of people have listened to alot of Black Sabbath. Especially some of there newer albums released in the 90's. Ohh well, I thought it went well with my shred.
Anyone else?
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If you watch all of the slo-motion tricks, you'll see how low you catch the bag (specifically clipper), and with very little cushion (there is very little ROOM for cushion). Try to get that clipper starting higher so you can slow the tricks down. You'll be more controlled, and won't have to rush so much.
Edit: you might want to check your double downs more closely too.
Thanks for the video.
Edit: you might want to check your double downs more closely too.
Thanks for the video.
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Thanks for the advice Johnny! Next time I kick I'll try to start my clippers earlier. I'll really take this advice to heart, especially if it'll help my game more
I know that a couple of my double's are a little thin, especially the DDD. But for the most part they're pretty good.
Johnny, what would be a good way of working at getting my clipper started higher?
I know that a couple of my double's are a little thin, especially the DDD. But for the most part they're pretty good.
Johnny, what would be a good way of working at getting my clipper started higher?
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Really nice video. I can't give you advice, because I can barely hit any move seen in the video 
My favourites though were Legbeater>Matador; Far Swirl>Symp? Rev Swirl and I really like your Osis/Dyno whatever>Stepping Near Mirage links... you've done that in you CC vid too...It looks really good.
My favourites though were Legbeater>Matador; Far Swirl>Symp? Rev Swirl and I really like your Osis/Dyno whatever>Stepping Near Mirage links... you've done that in you CC vid too...It looks really good.
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