What are some key demo moves to presenting shred? So far I've a compiled list:
ATW
Legover + far and near
Mirage, pdx too
Ducking clipper
Datw
Flapper
Pendulum
Ripwalk
Magellan
Osis
What else eh?
Key demo moves
Interesting topic:
First I'd say the most important thing is to do moves you feel really comfortable with. Less drops the better (goes without saying).
These are the moves I find get the best reactions:
double atw.
barfly
whirr
dlo
consecutive whirls - like 4+
ducking/diving clipper
spinning clipper/osis
ps whirl
pdx torque.
shuffle combos
Juggling
But basically when I do my demos - I usually start off with some easy tiltless - mirages, clippers, legovers and pickups (and same side varients -ie atw and pixies etc.) and even that really impresses people - and then I slowly build getting harder and harder into some shuffle into a few a big moves - finish. The things people actually tell me they liked the most are juggling, the spinning thing (spinning clipper) and "when it goes over your head (ducking/diving clipper) but they tend to applaude all the things mentioned.
First I'd say the most important thing is to do moves you feel really comfortable with. Less drops the better (goes without saying).
These are the moves I find get the best reactions:
double atw.
barfly
whirr
dlo
consecutive whirls - like 4+
ducking/diving clipper
spinning clipper/osis
ps whirl
pdx torque.
shuffle combos
Juggling
But basically when I do my demos - I usually start off with some easy tiltless - mirages, clippers, legovers and pickups (and same side varients -ie atw and pixies etc.) and even that really impresses people - and then I slowly build getting harder and harder into some shuffle into a few a big moves - finish. The things people actually tell me they liked the most are juggling, the spinning thing (spinning clipper) and "when it goes over your head (ducking/diving clipper) but they tend to applaude all the things mentioned.
Multiple symp whirls and DATW's usually gets the biggest reactions for me.
Ben Skaggs
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Amateurs practice until they can get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
No, I don't play soccer. Yes, there are competitions. 4 years. Lots of practice.
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this thread has really helped me guys thanks! Here in a few weeks im presenting footbag with kyle hewitt and zac for my school! These things will really help me!
-also im doing the typical "Mr. Highschool" thing so for my talent im doing a footbag demonstration!
-also im doing the typical "Mr. Highschool" thing so for my talent im doing a footbag demonstration!
-Zeb Jackson
http://www.elitefootbag.com
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