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Freestyle Chat / Re: Growing a Country's FS Community
« on: Feb 09, 2013, 01:06: PM »
Some really great responses here, much better than learnfreestyle forum
VRK- Yeah football itself isn't the biggest sport here, it's popular, but Rugby is generally more supported. Probably me busking on saturday nights for drunks won't boost the countrys fs scene true haha
well there is 1billion people in india, so even if only a quarter of them like football, still a good chance of getting a freestyler or two
but you've made a great suggestion at how to boost FS, by just freestyling in an open area! as opposed to in the garden or empty parking lot ect
salim - yeah we hope to go on tv soon, before superball - but even though pallur was on tv so many times, it didnt really help Estonian fs too much - but people probably looked at his skills and said .. that's impossible
pallur - man thats a crazy story
we had also around 10 freestylers, but due to university, alcohol, women none train at all anymore
feel sorry that so many opportunities for freestyle in Est passed you, but congratulations for you sticking with it
at the end of the day you're right: it can't be taught, it's an acquired taste: a passion which drives you from within!
i think Estonia like New Zealand, Football isn't the main sport, which doesn't help the freestyle scene lol
keep up your good work!
cheers evryone!
VRK- Yeah football itself isn't the biggest sport here, it's popular, but Rugby is generally more supported. Probably me busking on saturday nights for drunks won't boost the countrys fs scene true haha
well there is 1billion people in india, so even if only a quarter of them like football, still a good chance of getting a freestyler or two
but you've made a great suggestion at how to boost FS, by just freestyling in an open area! as opposed to in the garden or empty parking lot ect
salim - yeah we hope to go on tv soon, before superball - but even though pallur was on tv so many times, it didnt really help Estonian fs too much - but people probably looked at his skills and said .. that's impossible
pallur - man thats a crazy story
we had also around 10 freestylers, but due to university, alcohol, women none train at all anymore
feel sorry that so many opportunities for freestyle in Est passed you, but congratulations for you sticking with it
at the end of the day you're right: it can't be taught, it's an acquired taste: a passion which drives you from within!
i think Estonia like New Zealand, Football isn't the main sport, which doesn't help the freestyle scene lol
keep up your good work!
cheers evryone!
