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I just saw a thread mentioning Jubal :) I remember at worlds Vancouver he was hitting alot of unfamiliar concepts that people (BAP) couldnt wrap their heads around.
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Matt Churney had one of the best routines in footbag for many years in a row.
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Tsiangkun wrote:Matt Churney had one of the best routines in footbag for many years in a row.
Please don't mention that name ever again.
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^ Im pretty sure that that dude has a open toe box on his shoes
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Post by Iron Clad Ben »

quadgun wrote:
Tsiangkun wrote:Matt Churney had one of the best routines in footbag for many years in a row.
Please don't mention that name ever again.
What is the deal? He is all over facebook these days, seems like a pretty solid dude.
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there's no problem with churney. some are just too insecure to treat others well.
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I never have and never will treat the guy badly ... He just comes off as a sheisty individual from the times I've met him.
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Post by Tsiangkun »

I don't know why he didn't have his footbag out, prolly didn't want to look silly. His routine was almost just like that, except he never pounded the grass like an african drum that I can recall.
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Churney isnt a bad guy at all. Hes a freak and embraces it. Btw, hes 50 years old or so 8O 8O
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Post by crazylegs32 »

Theres also the guy from the 99-2000 from Kansas( somewhere central)? who showed me nuclear sets? He was at css 2, who was that?
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Sounds like James Widman.
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C-Fan wrote:Sounds like James Widman.
Yeah, thanks Ken, I was trying to remember his name. The name was escaping me, but I can definitely remember shredding with him, though I'm having trouble remembering exactly when and where.

I think it was at Worlds '99 in Chicago. I just remember three things -- he had only just showed up real late and was looking for somebody to kick with, so I obliged, but it was a mistake because my legs were already wasted. He had nice quick tight paradons and single-leg double-dexs like that, and I still don't think I've ever seen anybody with lavers that were more worn-out. I mean, he had BIG holes in the soles of his shoes -- you could hardly say he had any soles left at all -- the shoes were far more wasted than my legs that night.

Nice guy, though, and a good freestyler.
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Does Byrin Wylie still play? He was ridiculous, and I feel like I haven't seen/heard anything about him for a couple years now.
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Byrin is mostly into school and body building right now. NBD.

I think the last time he kicked was when Kevin came down for a visit in the summer. We still chill once in a while though. Settlers of Catan FTW.
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What happened to all the players in Canada? A couple years back Andrew grant, Manna, Erik, Byrin and Regamey were tearing it up. It even looked like Derek Vandall was coming back. And now I feel like half those guys no longer play. Updates from anybody in the know?

Also, does Seb Duchesne play still? Or is he only doing trapeze stuff now?
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I played with Seb 2 months ago, he plays a bit still.

Canada scene does'nt sound so active...
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Post by MathieuGM »

So here is what going on for estern Canada :

Montreal area :
I'm (Mathieu Giard) the most active for sure...
Mathieu Guauthier, Ianek, Sebastien and François Hilareguy still play in a while. Mathieu Soucy just started to play again.

In Ontario as far as i know : Jay is still playing. Jorden is still kinda active. Johny asn't really played recently. In Toronto it seems to be mostly Adam Greenwood. Maybe Erik Chan? Maybe Joshua? Dante is still active. Playing with Greg Raymond.

For western Canada, i don't really know.

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Post by sen »

MathieuGM wrote:
For western Canada, i don't really know.
Do I count?
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I count you Tony!

As far as I know, I'm the only one in the Edmonton area that plays semi-regularly.

I think the problem in Canada is that the learning curve for footbag is too steep and the distances between players is too wide and consequently most new and old players alike don't have the motivation/support to keep it up.
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