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Freestyle Chat / Re: Russian Competition.

« on: Dec 14, 2011, 07:24: AM »

well i dont know any details and i am not upset or anything since i can still go on vacation but yeah it would have been nice to be informed that it was cancelled.

still i fucking loved the idea of going there

I share your opinion.

And, Ethan, I feel sorry for your holidays, but you shouldn't have thrown it public even though it's cancelled for now.
What if the comp did actually happen? Would you also be pickin on Leha?
You should feel happy you were invited by him. I'm sure he didn't do that with the purpose of destroying (y)our holidays.

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Freestyle Chat / Re: Best 2011 freestyle video?

« on: Dec 13, 2011, 03:48: AM »

2011 is not over yet... ^^

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Freestyle Chat / Re: Good music for freestyle?

« on: Dec 10, 2011, 11:31: PM »

All songs I love. No specific genre. I reset my mp3 list every 2 months with new music I discovered.
To give you some examples of music I freestyled with:

Enya, Netsky, Blink 182, Scooter. Pretty mixed up genres ^^

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Help and Advice / Re: A thread for motivation...

« on: Dec 04, 2011, 07:49: AM »

i guess thomas wanted to post this vid
Freestyle Football - Be Great, Powerful Beyond Measure.

Oops, yes thanks for correcting me. I meant this one.
I'm not gonna edit my post though, I think Ethans video definitely fits in here as well

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Help and Advice / Re: A thread for motivation...

« on: Dec 04, 2011, 06:57: AM »

Here you go

Look Me In The Eyes
Any Given Sunday - Pacino - Peace by Inches
The Most Inspirational Video ever! | SEO Sacramento CA. Leonard Williams 916-668-9668

And let's not forget about Mettz' masterpiece here:
Be Great, Powerful Beyond Measure - Football Freestyle

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Freestyle Videos / Re: Pallemove, good/bad?

« on: Dec 03, 2011, 10:35: PM »

Not clean, sorry. Practice it, and focus more on the amatw part.

Oh cupcake, I love your silly jokes! 

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Help and Advice / Re: Most fucked up injury of all

« on: Dec 03, 2011, 10:33: PM »

hey thomas thanks for the reply it's good to hear it from you but this is not touch related and it's not improved through training this is more like a problem which just doesn't allow you to juggle correctly it's hard to explain

Ok, I just quickly read some posts and thought it was similar to my problem, my bad ^^

But still I want to repeat that my problem also didn't improve with practice over a period of 5 months at least.
Like I said, I felt like I would have the problem forever. Perhaps you're thinking the same as I did although it is possible to get back to normal juggling...

Or I could be wrong again because I didn't read the whole topic ;)

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Freestyle Videos / Re: Pallemove, good/bad?

« on: Dec 03, 2011, 02:23: AM »

Hey swaggots! here is 2 pallemoves I did today, Though I want your guys opinions!
Cause I think it's not 100% clean but I want to hear what you guys think!
please give feedback also!

peace!

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10150434530003467&set=vb.139001769484279&type=2&theater

Not clean, sorry. Practice it, and focus more on the amatw part.

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Help and Advice / Re: Most fucked up injury of all

« on: Dec 03, 2011, 12:42: AM »

I had a knee injury on my right leg for 1 year. Doctors had no idea what it was but I had enough pain not to do any advanced tricks (like latw) anymore with my right foot for a year. Then I started realizing that my left(yes, the other side) touch on atw was not as it was before. I used to be very fluent at it but it suddenly dissapeared :s Incredibly annoying. I couldn't do left atws in combos anymore and I had sooo much trouble to get just 3 atws in a row. Before my injury I could easily do 20 left atws in a row and combine them a lot in my combos. The touch was lost before I realized it

I truely believe that getting the touch back was/is much harder than learning the trick initially. I practiced my left atws every now and then during every freestyle session. It's not that I fully focused on getting the touch back. But it definitely took me more than half a year of practice to get at least the touch and a better movement back. Still today, it's not yet as how it was 3 years ago...
I'd say don't give up. Practice is still the key to get your touch back. I know how frustrating it is and many months I thought I'd never get  back the good touch. After months without improvement, suddenly it can get better real quick. I've experienced it. Good luck!

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Freestyle Chat / Re: Ugliest Trick vs. Most Beautiful Trick

« on: Dec 02, 2011, 11:11: PM »

Every trick on its own can be beautiful or ugly depending on who does it and how it is performed.

fully agree

dont agree. nobody can make k3 tricks look good. especially not the j9skatw.

lol, it's not because nobody has made it look good yet, that nobody can make it beautiful.
And still, opinions are different. One will think something is cool while the other thinks it's shit.
It's totally useless to discuss this... 

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Freestyle Chat / Re: Ugliest Trick vs. Most Beautiful Trick

« on: Dec 02, 2011, 07:30: AM »

Every trick on its own can be beautiful or ugly depending on who does it and how it is performed.

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Freestyle Chat / Re: Most Difficult in Lowers?

« on: Nov 22, 2011, 08:37: AM »

The hardest thing in lowers is to be able to do every trick you know after every trick you know so you're not restricted/forced to do a certain trick after whatever trick you do.