Erik Chan (February 2009)

Footbag videos and footbag related videos such as takraw, freestyle soccer, etc.
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Erik Chan (February 2009)

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A video from my solo session last night:
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Wow, Erik! That was... FAST! Really, I thought you speed the vid up while watching all these hardcore stuff. Yours bothsideness is awesome! And all your Reverse Whirls and Symposium Mirage tricks are superb! Props! 8O

PS. I zoska.pl-ed this vid imediatly so all Polish players could watch your impressive skills! 8)
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Nice!! There were a couple of surprises in there that caught me off guard. There was some nice combo's, and some really sweet links in there too!

Mucho props!
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Post by Yellow Watchbagger »

wow im still learning so idk most of the tricks you were doing but dang you move your legs fast. great video, some really impressive stuff even tho i dont know the names!
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Post by Ian Brill »

I love your style. Great, brutal flow

I am inspired by your trick selection. I do a portion of the tricks you seem to have mastered, but you really throw em around like two note power chords in a long, aggressive riff.

The spins and duck moves are my favorite. I like that you use rev. whirl a lot because it is far more dynamic looking than butterflies and seems to give your runs length and edge.

Very dynamic style. Solid foundation, and a clearly individualized approach at footbag.

Thanks.
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i love your flow.
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Post by TomTilly »

the spinning ducking ps mirage bsos, the b2b stepping sympozium far reverse whirl and the ripwalk>blurry drifter rpt were awesome! I also agree with cod, you are very bothsided! Props to you, son :lol:
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Post by Drew »

Great video! Your clipper game is great! I agree, you have really smooth flow, tricks seem to be planned ahead beforehand making it look easy

I don't see much of your toe game in this video, though I would like to!
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Post by Reid »

Awesome stuff. I'm sorry I had to bail out on the session last night my computer wasn't working. But now I'm at work with a good computer. :twisted:
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