A video from my solo session last night:
http://www.hackrifice.com
Erik Chan (February 2009)
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! 
PS. I zoska.pl-ed this vid imediatly so all Polish players could watch your impressive skills!
PS. I zoska.pl-ed this vid imediatly so all Polish players could watch your impressive skills!
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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!
Mucho props!
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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.
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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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. 
"...You have to get, really, practice, like eight hours every day. Then you get good level and then you can compete....There is no money, so players are like big family and that is what I -like" -Vasek-
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