What is your favorite routine?

[hakkpakk]

Sorry for posting all these topics, but I'm just curious. What is the greatest/sickest/most favorite routine. And if so, add a link so others can see it.

Personally, my favorite routine is Ryan Mulroney's in the 2001 SF Finals. It's on the For Shizzaz tape. It is just crazzzzzy.

[mc]

vasek, semifinals @ euros this past summer. being there for that was incredible.

[C-Fan]

Personally, my favorite routine is Ryan Mulroney's in the 2001 SF Finals. It's on the For Shizzaz tape. It is just crazzzzzy.

Fo Shizza has Ryan's 2002 finals routine on it.

[hakkpakk]

Yeah I ment Fo Shizza 2002. Good stuff

[professor]

Vasek's Worlds 2006 Semifinal routine. Hands down. The music and shred gave such an epic feeling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XW1mr7V8as

[Ners]

I really like Ryan's routine from Worlds in Prague in 2003. The ending was just perfect.

Szymon Kałwak (Ners)

[C-Fan]

Ryan's 2000 finals will always have a special place in my heart. The near-drop, the fact that he was so due, the crowd reaction... also the fact that I was young and footbag was so cool back then. Loved it. I think that being at a routine and seeing, experiencing it in person makes it really different.

[Muffinman]

Black + White
(And, like, Ryan 2000...or some such year... I think it's maybe 2001? Vancouver? Where his girlfriend ran out and hugged him...)

[shredzilla]

Mulroney's Lone Ranger theme routine, Worlds 2002. Second is probably the last one that Jorden did, I really loved the queues in that, and I felt he was rockin it the whole way through.

[atze]

http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopi ... torder=asc

[_Dimi]

Black + White

[yyz]

MY FAVORITE ROUTINE'S: Starting from oldest to youngest: Jeff "the animal" johnson 1992 colorodo, no stalls, lots of jumping kicks clippers flyers etc., There was this Big Hacky-Sac display and jeff sets up to do a jumping clipper at 10sec, but he has a bit of trouble, when he hits it the bag goes about 30 ft or better in the air and lands on top of the big Hacky-sac at time. They had to deflat the dam thing to retrieve the bag. 1993 eric wulff and pete irish in long Island ny, back then freestyle was and after thought of net(imagine that!) Well net ran late and every one had gone but pete and eric, it was looking like it was gonna rain and it did eric went first, oh yeah it was so dark that we ran it by car headlights. Eric did his to U2 and did a duckin dragon fly spin to fling clipper that was awesome(went above the light line) I think he dropped twice. Then in even worse rain and more darkness pete steps up and goes dropless, unreal!!! Scott davison 1997 worlds was a new level of choreography and was just dam beutiful to watch. 1999 ryan mulruny worlds was just the culmination of speed, power and bueaty. For me Vasek 2006 was a cobination of "no way the human body can't do that" and " wow that was right on cue" those are my fav's. Here are a couple of cool ones Eric lardsinua(i chewed the name) shredding too OLD BLACK BETTY. Mike hassan first guy I ever saw kick to live music. Matt Cross in his last intermediate routine I think it was funtastic's THE HAT STALL TO SEAL THE DEAL WAS GREAT! Finally the tape I saw somwhere Of my routine back in the early 90's when I was good and they allowed me to do 30 sec of tai chi before starting the clock. So, to some it up I have no fav's just lots of great memories WHO'S NEXT??? sorry about spelling

[Just call me hagesy]

Yacine Merzouk I think that is his name.

2003 routine i think he got 3rd to ryan and vasek in the czech republic.