Worlds 2008 - Circle finals

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Worlds 2008 - Circle finals

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Thank you for posting everything and editing in such little time. You have provided a great service.
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No offence, but it's so wierd to post low quality and shooting footage like that, wich can be used with better editing and camera in future
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SergeyKozlov wrote:No offence, but it's so wierd to post low quality and shooting footage like that, wich can be used with better editing and camera in future
I'm confused would you rather have no video at all? Thanks for posting this I will comment further once I've watched.
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Post by david »

Thanks for the vid.

I really am puzzled as to why the rule of "hit your first trick you must pass" seems to not be respected in this circle final. In my mind, 3 of serge's runs don't even count. If you hit the first trick you don't get a rebate. This really effects the outcome of the event, seeing as some players have a lot greater odds of busting than others. On most of those rebates he did really great runs that would not have happened if the rule was respected. If the rule was changed for this event thats totally cool and all of the above should be negated. Either way, props to Serge and all the others.


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I would also like to add that I thought that you were only allowed 1 pass back per round, when I believe I saw a few to Norek and Sergey Koz.

and there were a few runs (like dave was saying) where they would do 2 or 3 tricks....then drop... and then get a pass back. If im clear on the rules then that shouldnt be allowed right?

1 more thing was self serving in circles I thought wasn't allowed as well.

those are my only qualms.

thanks for the video Mathieu, atleast someone is posting these as soon as possible and getting them to the rest of us, much props to you.
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To respond to Sergey, Give me some donations, I`ll buy a HD camera, and actually take more of my time at worlds to make a better video for your needs ;)
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Cool video, Phil morrison and Sergey were going at it. I agree with dave though, its always been strict on those rules here in the east coast. Thanks for the post, great job competitors!
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sergey wrote:
No offence, but it's so wierd to post low quality and shooting footage like that, wich can be used with better editing and camera in future
If you're serious, that's so freaking ignorant in my opinion. I don't care if you're way better than me at hacky sack, it is what it is.

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Post by Asmus »

The rule at this tournament was that if you don't hit the two first tricks and are able to play out of them you should get a pass back.

Really intense final! It was great seeing it live.

This is my favorite competition format!
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SergeyKozlov wrote:No offence, but it's so wierd to post low quality and shooting footage like that, wich can be used with better editing and camera in future
I think the point was to get footage online as fast as possible for the people who couldn't make it to worlds. Better vids will make it out, but for now the humble masses are just dying to see what happened.
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i have only one thing to say: Man I REALLY apreciate this thanks for the video really thanks.
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acxel22 wrote:To respond to Sergey, Give me some donations, I`ll buy a HD camera, and actually take more of my time at worlds to make a better video for your needs ;)
+1

I've taken a LOT of time out of a few of my worlds experiences to do what I can to make the experience more fun for others, and it makes me sad to see any criticisms to mathieu. in case you didn't notice, there were professionals filming all of finals (maybe not circle; haven't watched that video yet) so we will get the High-Quality, pro-filmed experience from them. Mathieu has given us something almost IMMEDIATELY!!!! So, good for him.

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Yeah I really appreciated getting the videos so quickly, and when I sort out my paypal (somebody hacked it a few weeks ago and although I got the money back - minus $2 for some reason - I have everything cancelled for the moment) I plan on making a donation of thanks :).

I understand the point being made, but for those of us who aren't at the event, being footbaggers, we're all too impatient to wait for the time spent editing and uploading high quality footage etc.
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From the Worlds 2008 Final Routines video thread:
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LOFA wrote: From my understanding he should have won circles competition as well but the judges did not intervene accordingly when he repeatedly passed back to Serge, despite his drops after completing his first tricks.
They actually changed the pass back rules for circles this year. If your second trick is completed, ie good upward motion on the bag, and you drop, no pass back. If you drop your second trick, or first, as in previous cases. You still get the pass back.
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Thanks Mathieu!

Props to all those players. What is everyone's name? I think I know everyone, but I couldn't tell who the guy in the shirt with a 10 on it is.
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Post by ianek »

The rule about passback was the same as last year at Worlds (orlando). If you drop before your 2nd "real" trick is completed (starting toe/clipper is not a "real" trick), you have a passback, and it's good for every turn of a round (but only 1 passback per player per turn of course).

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Post by Zac Miley »

OHHHH

So really, each player has 4 passbacks per round, but one per turn with the bag. If you drop on kicks, can you just toss it back to yourself?
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You can never pass-back to yourself. Even if you drop on your first kick, you have to pass it and wait to get it back.

It's polite :wink:
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