Here's a video that we filmed a whole bunch of months ago, in Toronto. My shred is pretty crappy since I'd only recently started playing after a few years off, but it's more about good times and memories, and I think the song probably captures that the best
I'm not sure exactly why, but that was exceptionally enjoyable to watch. I liked the music too. Urban shred is awesome. I love shredding in the streets, there isn't a lot of places to do that where I live. Maybe it just reminds of me skateboarding when I was a kid. All the shots are really good, the bag and the moves can all be seen very clearly every time. I'll definitely have to convert this one for play on the ol' iPod. Nothing too flashy, just good old wholesome footbag. Great stuff thanks for posting it.
that was sweet, it just made me feel like...really good inside. the scenary was so awesome and kept my attention and the music worked well with the video. i envy you erik chan. and mike you did a great job too, im glad i got to see you at wakahakee.
you rode bikes? Oooh man that just adds to it. I just had to comment on the video. I don't really have much room on my shotty laptop for footbag videos any more but I had to have this. So it's in the folder. I couldn't believe it was almost 6 minutes long! One enjoys every minute of it. Great sites. Music was excellent as well. Some highlights especially were at 1:25 - 1:51 (8O) , 2:30 - 2:45, 3:31, and the panning to see Erik playing in that alley.
Mike - it was great playing with you at wakahakee. Wish we actually had a bit more time. You have great rhythm and this video shows you had it months ago as well! I loved the end comment, too. "Super sore. Seriously." Perfect.
Pat Thomsen
Syracuse, New York - The connecting point to footbaggers in the NE and Canada. We make pancakes and air conditioners.