Most Useful Section?

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Which section do you believe is the most useful to you or others?

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Concepts
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Moves
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Getting Started
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Journies to Tournies
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Stitching
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The Kicking Circle
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Most Useful Section?

Post by Splint »

Just for shits and giggles I was wondering which section everyone thought was the most useful to them or to others in the community. For instance I think the "Getting Started" section is great for new-comers to the sport while I think that "General Footbag" is awesome to just shoot around some footbag chatter.

I know it's tough, but try to pick one.

(I left out "Footblogs" because the system wouldn't allow that many poll options and it's probably too new to decide on anyway)
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a picture's worth a thousand words: I chose the Video section.
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I always used the stitching section the most. The video would be next, but I got most of my video's from other places
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The Moves section. It seems that it has the most tips on how to improve.

Next would be Stitching section, but after a while, it isn't useful anymore, you can only improve by stitching more.
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Post by bigdirtyfoot »

I went with the Videos section as well... when there's no one else around you that plays, it helps to have video documentation that say.... hitting Nemesis B2B is for real (*cough* *cough* Haha as if it wasn't real.. damn.)
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Post by MegaFighter_X »

Kicking circle. You need to associate on other levels. This place helps with that.
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Post by NotHisRealName »

I voted the video section.

I figure that General footbag is great for just talking about elements of the game. Advanced and Concepts are great for the evolution of the game. Getting Started is great for beginners. But the video section is the most valuable.

Why?
Well, just think about all those times when you were not motivated to play and, to be honest, you couldn't give a fuck how many adds were in a superwhirlygooglehopper. But you go into the video section and see something new has been posted. Then, you find that, even before the video has finished, you're lacing up your lavers.

I know the video section has kept me playing. Most reciently due to the latest Peter Irish clip that was posted not long ago.
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Post by Juice »

I find the stitching section the most useful to me because i like to be kept updated on the different types of bags. I also use to try and stitch so there were guides on there too.
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Post by ebo »

i voted video section, because this is nearly always the first section I check. It's hard to pick one though, because in the past I have found
so much valuable information and so many utterly interesting discussions
all over the place.
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