Worlds routines
Worlds routines
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.
-Tuukka
You can find them from
http://www.kapsi.fi/~jfk/multimedia.php
sorry about a low quality of sound and filming in some points.
-Tuukka
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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
EDIT: Linnanen hits Fusion too! I love his whole routine - awesome music, awesome moves - it just rocks!
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
EDIT: Linnanen hits Fusion too! I love his whole routine - awesome music, awesome moves - it just rocks!
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!
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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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
).
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.
Sincerely,
AFAS2
(A Freestylist Against Shred 2:00)
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
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.
Sincerely,
AFAS2
(A Freestylist Against Shred 2:00)
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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!!!!
Shizzel
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!!!!
Shizzel
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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!!
Thanks for the videos Tuukka!!
Finally!
Thanks Tuukka and Eric!
Hoping to see some of the worlds shred soon,
bjoern
Thanks Tuukka and Eric!
Hoping to see some of the worlds shred soon,
bjoern
bjoern
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who is the second guy in shred:30, and who is the one after johnny murphy,
the one with the supershort pants?
the one with the supershort pants?
bjoern
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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.
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.
--Lise Thygesen--
which one is brett campbell? the second shredder or the one after
johnny murphy? and who is the other one then?
johnny murphy? and who is the other one then?
bjoern
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