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Old Competitions & Meetings / Re: London: players needed for freestyle team game
« on: Apr 01, 2011, 05:49: AM »
Let's just say it needs some tweaks lol
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Old Competitions & Meetings / Re: London: players needed for freestyle team game
« on: Mar 21, 2011, 06:50: AM »11:30 outside costcutter on waterloo road on saturday
Nice one, am looking forward to it.
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Old Competitions & Meetings / Re: London: players needed for freestyle team game
« on: Mar 20, 2011, 06:25: AM »If you are a real person and not gman then the next meet is on saturday at the southbank
Sounds good - when and where precisely does it start?
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Old Competitions & Meetings / Re: London: players needed for freestyle team game
« on: Mar 19, 2011, 10:12: PM »considering you are in london i will take my oppertunity to add another advert: FREESTYLERS NEEDED IN LONDON! it is a huge advantage if you can already very comfortably juggle and there are only like 3 freestylers in london. if you are interested in coming to a meet, come!
Would be up for a meet - when's the next one?
The freestyle hybrid ambition is for real, btw. Have attempted to get friends together for a team trial (rather than 1-on-1) but the vast majority cannot run and juggle simultaneously, even if they are decent footballers.
Am looking for three or four players so that rules could be finalised, passages of play youtubed and the game set on its way to world domination.
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Old Competitions & Meetings / London: players needed for freestyle team game
« on: Mar 18, 2011, 06:48: AM »
Are there any freestylers who would be eager trialling a freestyling team game? The game is a cross between freestyling and basketball, basically involving running kick-ups/tricks with passing between players and shooting at a small target.
My brother and I have played one-on-one for years but rarely meet ppl who are comfortable with juggling whilst in motion. I'm sure that a scaled-up version would be bags of laughs to play (not least because it is interactive - you have teammates and opponents to contend with) and look outrageously impressive.
Any takers?
My brother and I have played one-on-one for years but rarely meet ppl who are comfortable with juggling whilst in motion. I'm sure that a scaled-up version would be bags of laughs to play (not least because it is interactive - you have teammates and opponents to contend with) and look outrageously impressive.
Any takers?
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