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« on: Jun 20, 2011, 03:33: AM »
Honestly, I think that even if leha wanted to criticize, he should have done so in a more polite manner. I'm not saying criticism has to be polite, but things like this are more about EQ than IQ. Quote for example: When people get 100 marks for exams, most people don't go around showing off, even though it is not wrong to do so. But why do people hate these kind of boastful people who are blunt about showing off, when it's obviously not wrong?
Macca's freestyle tutorials are to teach the very basics of the basics, which makes learning much easier. Take note of the word 'learning'. Leha's very detailed tutorials are more of 'fine-tuning' where people can adjust their training methods to land the trick much easily. What Macca's tutorials do are to help people to get a ROUGH idea of the trick and how to execute it; it can't be perfected in just a 5minutes tutorial video, I'm sure Macca mentioned that as well above...
It's also obvious that Macca's tutorial did not have any mistakes, that which can be criticized heavily if that happens. But we don't see him asking people to do outside atw with the big toe area, because he knows the basic gist of the tricks that he is teaching, and that's the whole point of his tutorials; that's why I don't understand what is there to criticize about his videos...
Just my 2 cents..
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, but I hope you guys will spare a couple minutes and still like the video nonetheless! 
at the last clip
hahaha