Especially when you are playing alone, there is plenty of time to do both. It is a good opportunity to keep the interest level up in either one. And Mr Add Block is spot on about Lucaso. He, along with only about 5 other guys are the reason that freestyle football has had a rapid boost in recent years.
He is also right on this one: Yeah both sports are great but you should know which is better" - the key is the YOU, because it is up to each individual on which they like better.
Jiawei's footblog
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nick - I think maybe that is why, but I can't make it to most of the events because they cost a lot to go there and most of the timings clashes with school. Lucaso is quite a nice guy, I don't think he meant to offend anybody 
@Paul - I agree with you a little.
@Addblock - I actually think that Freestyle football has more room for having your own style compared to footbag. There are many guys like Luki, Andrew Henderson, Michryc e.t.c. doing moves that nobody has ever seen or done. There are 3 different components in football, upperbody tricks, Lowerbody tricks and sitting down tricks. I think because of that, there are more possibilities to finding your own style, especially when you can do moves to transition from one component to the other. And yeah, I agree with you, Lucaso is often called the "Big Boss" and he also helped to organise the Asian freestyle football Championships apart from judging.
@Boyle - As school is going to start soon, I will not have much time to train. I can only train at most 2 hours for 3-5 days a week. Woah, I did not think of interpreting the quote like that, but I agree with you
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@Paul - I agree with you a little.
@Addblock - I actually think that Freestyle football has more room for having your own style compared to footbag. There are many guys like Luki, Andrew Henderson, Michryc e.t.c. doing moves that nobody has ever seen or done. There are 3 different components in football, upperbody tricks, Lowerbody tricks and sitting down tricks. I think because of that, there are more possibilities to finding your own style, especially when you can do moves to transition from one component to the other. And yeah, I agree with you, Lucaso is often called the "Big Boss" and he also helped to organise the Asian freestyle football Championships apart from judging.
@Boyle - As school is going to start soon, I will not have much time to train. I can only train at most 2 hours for 3-5 days a week. Woah, I did not think of interpreting the quote like that, but I agree with you
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Re: Jiawei's footblog
Are you still playing? Hoping all is going well.