Worlds routines

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Worlds routines

Post by Tuukka »

Well hi, we decided to host some final routines of Worlds 2004 in Montreal.

You can find them from
http://www.kapsi.fi/~jfk/multimedia.php

sorry about a low quality of sound and filming in some points.



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awesome! huge thanks
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Post by mentor »

Thanks Tukka!

Nice to se Bevier's creative rutine...

Good luck at the FFO!

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Cool, thx :!:
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Post by Jeremy »

yeah awesome!!

I loved Scott's routine!! Also Jere Linnanen is a fucking gun!! He must hold the record for most 5 adds hit in a finals routine - blurry whirl bs, blurriest bs, blurrier, blurry drifter, ripped warrior, pdx torque, superfly - that's 9 - how many did Vasek hit in 2002?

Vasek and Honza's routines are really cool too - although I didn't download them since I have them from somewhere else. I have done a routine to the spiderman theme in the past - although my version of the song is better :P

EDIT: Linnanen hits Fusion too! I love his whole routine - awesome music, awesome moves - it just rocks!
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Post by ptaku »

Yo Tuukka! Thank ya man! I have been waiting for these routines so long...

I love Scott's and Jim's routines... And Pete's and Jere's are awesome too... I will watch them many times more I think...

One more time thanks!
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Post by Whatsfootbag? »

anyone have david clavens final routine??im freaking dying to see it!!!!! 8O
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Post by mosher »

Thank you SO much for posting/hosting these.

I saved every one to my computer. It is great to relive them all.

Again, thanks tons!
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Post by B_Man »

Thanks for the vids! I was only able to get two so far (Jere and Penske), hopefully I'll get the rest this weekend.

Anyways, these are just my thoughts...

Jere. He'll be one hell of a force in the future! Somethings I enjoyed about his routine was the use of varied big tricks (Fusion, Ripped Warrior, Pdx Torque, Blurriest, Blurry Whirl... etc etc) and how much control he had when performing them. I also enjoyed his use of arm movements between the tracks (or transition of the music, I don't know :oops: ).

However, I thought it wasn't choreographed all that well. While he did hit a few combos that seemed to go well to the music at some parts, I found that for such an intense song his routine was lacking - both in choreography and emotion. When I watch older routines of Ryan (maybe I'm alone on this), I can't help but get the feeling that he is putting more than just his legs and a bag into a routine. And while it's wrong to compare Ryan Mulroney with Jere, I'm only doing so to put forth an example.

Penske's routine was good as well. I especially like his style - so out of control but so in control at the same time.

All in all, I don't mean to put down Jere - he did a good job and he made it to finals. That has to say something! I just like a really choreographed routine and seeings how it is the World Championships - the biggest competition in footbag on the planet - that participants can involve both choreography AND technical difficulty in their routines.

Anyways, that's just my thoughts.


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AWAWAWAWAWASOME thanks alot dude !!!!

Irish run was awsome but 8O 8O 8O vasek
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Post by pedler »

Damon... I will have to agree with you on flopping jim and jere...

Another big thing that i wanted to mention before, but wanted to wait till i saw the routines again.... I think 1-5 should go
1 Weber
2 Vasek
3 Flash
4 Irish
5 Jim
I Just thought that weber had better choreography and hit some bigger moves in his routine although the overall add count was lower (i think) and there were a few bails. But if its just based on adds then routines would just be a 120 second shred right?
Anyway... thats just my opinion, i just like particular styles. I think one of the judges agreed with me too, and of cource there no doubting that vasek had the cleanest routine.
MASSIVE THANKS FOR POTING THE LONG AWAITED ROUTINES!!!!

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Post by Muffinman »

I don't know if anyone saw this but I also posted a video of some of the top shred 30s from Worlds here http://www.hackrifice.com/marita/worlds04-30sec.wmv (sorry to highjack...)
Thanks for the videos Tuukka!!
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Post by zachatree »

thanks chan, defntaly a save on my computer!



8O holy short shots... hahaha, who was that any how?
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Post by mentor »

Thanks Chan…. Super nice!

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Post by ebo »

Finally!

Thanks Tuukka and Eric!

Hoping to see some of the worlds shred soon,

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Post by ebo »

who is the second guy in shred:30, and who is the one after johnny murphy,
the one with the supershort pants?
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Post by wolfpac444 »

That is Brett Campbell. He placed 4th.
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Post by Lise »

Thanks a lot Tuukka and Eric. It's real nice to get a chance to see what I missed out on...
Some very good routines there.... and some crazy good shred!!
There was just one thing I kept thinking about when I watched the shred... -the music! I know very little about shred30 (and comps in general), so this of course is not to be understood as critique... I would just like to hear from somebody who competed in this event if that music was good for shred??? -does the music matter at all? -or do you have it all planned out anyway?? Just curious.
Thanks again.
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Post by ebo »

which one is brett campbell? the second shredder or the one after
johnny murphy? and who is the other one then?
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