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FootbagGuru
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by FootbagGuru »
What would you say are the steps to playing or becoming good at footbag?
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Colin
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jay7
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by jay7 »
Become good at observing how you can translate other's motions into your body,
Practise them.
= Good at footbag

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habitat
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by habitat »
FootbagGuru wrote:What would you say are the steps to playing or becoming good at footbag?
can't you step out of your whirrs?

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Sporatical_Distractions
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by Sporatical_Distractions »
It all starts with a solid foundation.
The most basic thing is all your kicks both sides
all your delays both sides
all your tiltless tricks both sides until they feel really easy to string
move up in adds
key words here are Both Sides
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Blue_turnip
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by Blue_turnip »
Make sure you always land on your toes (and softly!). The quieter you shred, the more awesome you are.
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Muffinman
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by Muffinman »
habitat wrote:FootbagGuru wrote:What would you say are the steps to playing or becoming good at footbag?
can't you step out of your whirrs?

Yeah...I think I have footage of you hitting whirr > bedwetter midstring...