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shreddaily · Post by **shreddaily** » 17 Jan 2007 11:00

http://www.footbag.org/gallery/show/10861
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHetbVrFsxA

Soooo... like it, hate it, gunna try it???

Sporatical_Distractions · Post by **Sporatical_Distractions** » 17 Jan 2007 11:10

Am I the only one that sees this in infra red? or is this computer twacked

Brad_R · Post by **Brad_R** » 17 Jan 2007 11:22

na, it wasn't in infared on my screen. I would like to learn some of those crazy inside, outside, and gimping moves for a hack circle. The shred was very unique. However, I didn't catch most of it, becuase my eyes were on that pink bunny.

Iron Clad Ben · Post by **Iron Clad Ben** » 17 Jan 2007 11:43

I liked all the little foot-to-foot transfers. Back when I played highschool hack we did stuff like that, although not nearly as skillful as some of the ones in here. Back to back behind-the-back (not sure if xbd) sole kicks were sweet, seal that next time!

Your hopover was more of a "hop around", not sure if that was intentional or not. Also Cameron/Tsiangkun does grabs too, interesting to see your take on them. Sorry, not try to slam your video here, just wanted to point that stuff out.

I like your experimental freestyle videos a lot, but compared to the other ones this is my least favorite. Keep making more please!

Colin · Post by **Colin** » 17 Jan 2007 12:33

shreddaily wrote:like it, hate it, gunna try it???

All of the above. Nice vid.

Ners · Post by **Ners** » 17 Jan 2007 13:02

Haha, Wichajster?

I think the toe to planted outside transfer, and the reverse version was the most impressive

The double legged outside kicks looked nice too. Thanks for sharing!

Szymon KaÅ‚wak (Ners)

Post by **Zac Miley** » 17 Jan 2007 13:31

I used to do those double legged flying outsides all the time!

You should make like, 3 videos per minute. These things are so fun to watch.

beenjammin · Post by **beenjammin** » 17 Jan 2007 14:20

Danger!

shredzilla · Post by **shredzilla** » 17 Jan 2007 16:54

You're the Joe Beck of footjazz!

(sorry I really don't know any other names of great jazz guitarists :I)

hacksterbator · Post by **hacksterbator** » 17 Jan 2007 17:18

was most impressed with the outside transfers. every thing else i had seen before, but never seen those! props.

Not-so-ripped Warrior · Post by **Not-so-ripped Warrior** » 17 Jan 2007 21:39

Whoa!! I've never seen a bunch of that stuff. Awesome!

Shoulder-to-shoulder transfer behind the back was sweet.

Spinning out of outside and pendulum was smooth.

I loved it all. Can't wait for the next.

Ian Brill · Post by **Ian Brill** » 17 Jan 2007 23:04

Hi,

Old skool at it's finest!

I like your "singing in the rains". At least that's what I called them when I first did 'em in 'bout 1994. In fact the whole style of "hop-overs," "wraps," and rakes was totally my scene forever. Ultimately I think it was the eclipses and leggy atomic sets that really fucked my knee however.

I love how you integrate very old school tricks with new ones. I love that you bypass the guiltless stigma of some of these low-add tricks with conventient clip-on adds. Attaway to keep things alive!

Hell yeah!

Outsider · Post by **Outsider** » 17 Jan 2007 23:21

Nice stuff, Nasty.

Iron Clad Ben wrote:Back to back behind-the-back (not sure if xbd) sole kicks were sweet, seal that next time!

Those were, indeed, cross-body soles. Flappers. The first, if you hadn't noticed, was set over the shoulder, a little bit like ducking. The second I would call Gyro Flapper. A good combo, Over-The-Shouder Flapper to Gyro Flapper. A guiltless combo (if that shoulder thing counts as an ADD) without stalls or insides or toes. Rare

Who else can do that

I also dug the Double Spinning Flapper!

Ners wrote:The double legged outside kicks looked nice too.

Isilwar wrote:I used to do those double legged flying outsides all the time!

LOFA wrote:I like your "singing in the rains". At least that's what I called them when I first did 'em

I guess they go by alot of names. In New York City we call 'em a "Double Whammy" I've always dug the move, but have so far been very unsatisfied with my attempts. Wish I could hit 'em like Nate.

Anyway, I almost went straight to sleep tonight after work, but all that jazz got me psyched up to kick, and it wasn't a bad session, though not quite the session I had had in mind for the last couple of days.

I even hit something new, which is a rarity for me, though I had been meaning to try it for, like, years.

Thanks for the inspiration, Nasty. Keep it coming.

mc · Post by mc » 17 Jan 2007 23:33

yo dog! this stuff looks awesome, thanks for pushing your style and making this video... I liked the stallbergers!

Ian Brill · Post by **Ian Brill** » 17 Jan 2007 23:46

Outsider wrote:I guess they go by alot of names. In New York City we call 'em a "Double Whammy"

Wild. I pretty much lived in Washington Square Park from 93-97 (before everyone moved to union square). We never agreed on whether or not it was Fred Estaire or Jim Kelly, so I just stuck with "singing in the rain". Oh the days before wikipedia. How did we even live?

jay7 · Post by **jay7** » 18 Jan 2007 05:26

I thought that was also very unique, but the dogs barking at the beginning made me take off my headphones for a second and wonder what the hell my dog was doing, so I put them back and felt like such an idiot

The outide transfers were in my opinion the most impressive.

Maybe get some white shorts in the future?

Pyroman924 · Post by **Pyroman924** » 18 Jan 2007 05:49

Outside transfers were pretty sick!

Try some lighter colored clothes though, it would make all of the upper body stuff easier to see. Kick ass though!

Moxie · Post by **Moxie** » 18 Jan 2007 05:54

LOFA wrote:We never agreed on whether or not it was Fred Estaire or Jim Kelly, so I just stuck with "singing in the rain". Oh the days before wikipedia. How did we even live?

Did you mean Gene Kelly or was it someone else?

Nice stuff Nate. I hope the "weekly video" inspiration comes back to you.

Ian Brill · Post by **Ian Brill** » 18 Jan 2007 09:24

Moxie wrote:
LOFA wrote:We never agreed on whether or not it was Fred Estaire or Jim Kelly, so I just stuck with "singing in the rain". Oh the days before wikipedia. How did we even live?
Did you mean Gene Kelly or was it someone else?

Nice stuff Nate. I hope the "weekly video" inspiration comes back to you.

Thanks moxie. Definately Gene- not Jim. and for the record, yes it should have been given his name, as he demonstrated the trick first.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singin%27_ ... %28film%29

david · Post by **david** » 18 Jan 2007 09:58

On one hand I like this but on the other it's like... your like top 10 in the U.S. So why are you doing kicks midrun?

I don't know, I guess I have a pretty by the book view of freestyle. It just seems like people go to weird stuff when they can't do the mainstream shit, but you obviously can.

I think the perfect combination would be throwing this sort of stuff in with the ballsy runs I know you can do.

Just an opinion though, I still like you and we can still spoon at tournaments.

dc

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