Talk about your big add moves and concepts in here.
Jorden
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by Jorden » 11 Oct 2008 16:40
Hit it about 4 years ago. Sorry Adam.
Jorden Moir
Tripp
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by Tripp » 11 Oct 2008 17:28
reverse twirl
spinning blender
predator
janiwalk
and some other junk that I can't remember.
Josh Gayhart ... keeping footbag
tuff since 2002.
Jazzkid
Egyptian Footgod
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by Jazzkid » 11 Oct 2008 18:34
Quantum ducking butterfly
ps whirling rake
spinning ducking dyno
weakside gyro dyno
surging opp dyno (cripsy mobius screw) Im coming for you mobius screw.
pixie spanishfly
SHRED HARD!
Matt
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by Matt » 11 Oct 2008 20:20
-gyro dada curve
-gyro symposium mirage
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by daLai » 12 Oct 2008 16:35
props to all on this page =)
for me:
gyro legover and gyro mirage - only flipside so far ^^
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C-Fan
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by C-Fan » 13 Oct 2008 07:50
Adam: that kicky fear trick is sweeet. I remember loving it when I saw Matt hit it in Worship the Sack.
Mark: Are blenders close to dynos in difficulty for you? Because some of your tricks are 7 adds if you can switch the dyno to a blender. Not that adds matter that much, but it would be a bunch of new tricks for you too.
Matt: Gyro symp mirage is awesome, and is also known as little apple.
Good work everybody!
C-Fan
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by C-Fan » 13 Oct 2008 15:37
Clarification:
C-Fan wrote: Adam: that kicky fear trick is sweeet. I remember loving it when I saw Matt Cross hit it in Worship the Sack.
For me:
[youtube]
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wzG1G1--OCI&fmt=18 [/youtube]
Jazzkid
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by Jazzkid » 17 Oct 2008 07:32
My dynos are easier than my blenders. I am about to start drilling the hell out of blender though. Blender repeat is easy for me but down time blenders are not. I have had problems with my p whirls and promised myself that I would fix them before i went on to p blenders. I just this month starting hitting p whirl where the dex was not with my foot. Soon as down time blender gets there I will have parties with the gangsta's.
SHRED HARD!
Junior
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by Junior » 17 Oct 2008 08:41
pdx barroque
20 years old...
Still hope to be some good;)
Andrey Dyakonov
Jazzkid
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by Jazzkid » 17 Oct 2008 18:44
today
shooting opp butterfly
gyro blender
food processor
swirling torque (got real lucky)
spinning same side symposium whirl (weak side)
spinning gyro knee bump into same side torque(mobius, paused by the knee bump)
SHRED HARD!
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by zeroman13 » 17 Oct 2008 19:51
Props Ken, Andrey and Mark!!
For me;
Flip Toe Blur, mid-run! Sauced Toe Blur > Legbeater!
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calemccoy
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by calemccoy » 18 Oct 2008 23:19
blender bs
toeset symple swirl
pdx whirl
mc
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by mc » 18 Oct 2008 23:39
great post, josh! solid run! nice moves as well, cale.
BRICK!
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nyfa
Slowsis
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by Slowsis » 19 Oct 2008 07:21
zeroman13 wrote: For me;
Flip Toe Blur, mid-run! Sauced Toe Blur > Legbeater!
I challenge you to Rubberman with Toe Blurs.
Sweet run.
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by Pancake Flogger » 19 Oct 2008 09:56
Backside smear last Friday.
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by Asmus » 20 Oct 2008 03:10
Flip E-Walk
Flip Enterrage
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by Asmus » 22 Oct 2008 00:59
Oh, yeah, I also hit Fairy Revstein.
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by B_Man » 22 Oct 2008 16:26
Nice Asmus!
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pips
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by pips » 22 Oct 2008 18:09
Hmm...I haven't been in here in a while:
whirling rake
That's where you hit whirl and end it with a cross-body rake, right?
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by Sergey » 23 Oct 2008 10:39
pips wrote: Hmm...I haven't been in here in a while:
whirling rake
That's where you hit whirl and end it with a cross-body rake, right?
Yea, that sounds right to me. Cool trick I wish I could hit it!
Sergey Pikalov