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Freestyle Videos / FIFA Street Australian Freestyle Football Titles Promo
« on: Feb 19, 2012, 02:57: PM »
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Freestyle Chat / FIFA Street Australian Freestyle Football Titles
« on: Feb 16, 2012, 03:38: PM »
The F3 Approved event is on March 17 /18 and 1st Prize is a Trip to Super Ball in Prague. All the info is on our website
www.trickstarfootball.com/afft.html
www.trickstarfootball.com/afft.html
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Freestyle Chat / Re: WFFC Tour Kuala Lumpur - Daily updates
« on: Sep 13, 2011, 11:47: AM »
I just helped you type it lucaso because your fingers got cramp from writing such a long post
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Freestyle Chat / Re: Live stream WFFC sep 17/ 18 ????
« on: Sep 08, 2011, 09:00: AM »
We are working on doing one. Probably on UStream. When everyone gets there on weekend we should be able to sort it out and let u know early next week
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Freestyle Chat / Re: News re Red Bull Street Style
« on: Apr 26, 2011, 09:52: AM »
Yes it was Hayes who left and he ran the event last year
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Freestyle Chat / News re Red Bull Street Style
« on: Apr 20, 2011, 05:25: PM »
The guy who created Red Bull Street Style has left his job at Red Bull and now works at Nitro City Actions Sports Park in Panama.
Will be interesting to see who, if anyone takes over and whether the event will continue.
Will be interesting to see who, if anyone takes over and whether the event will continue.
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Freestyle Chat / Australian Freestyle Football Titles
« on: Dec 06, 2010, 10:47: AM »
Newcastle Freestyler Footballer Chris ‘Bevs’ Beavon, sensationally won the 2010 Power Balance Australian Freestyle Football Title at Federation Square on Saturday afternoon by beating reigning champion Kane ‘Insane’ Edwards.
This year’s titles dangled a huge carrot in front of the competing Freestylers with the Pro Final winner getting the opportunity of a lifetime, a place on the 2011 Freestyle Football World Championship Tour which is due to start in the middle of next year in Malaysia. Also new this year was the format which changed from being a ‘battle’ to a ‘show’ to keep it more in line with where the World Championship will be heading next year and Bevs show in the Final showed how far freestyle has come in a short time. With his routine fully choreographed to music, the 20 year old’s three minute routine was near flawless and combined big tricks in time with the beat of the music which got him over the line over reigning champ Edwards, who as usual produced some spectacular hardcore lower freestyle tricks which led to some drops and proved to be his undoing.
“I was really happy with my final routine, especially after I messed up my opening qualifying routine, but I feel sad for Kane because I know how much he wanted this. I knew with the quality of freestylers here that I had to do something different to win it so was glad that the judges liked my routine and now I get to travel overseas and meet up top freestylers who share the same passion as me for the sport.”
In the other Final of the day Melbourne’s Elias Oraha took out his 2nd Amateur Crown with a mature performance which has shown how far he has come in terms of his live performance and now see’s him elevated to being a member of the Trick Star Pro Team. He beat Australia’s only Female Freestyle Footballer Adelaide’s Susan Sohar who in the next few years is set to take the world by storm.
Freestyle Football Australia’s Paul Harvey thanked sponsors Power Balance, Federation Square, Trick Star Football & Solo for enabling the Titles to go ahead and hopefully then can all come on board again next year as we try to grow the sport. More info is available at www.freestylefootball.com.au
This year’s titles dangled a huge carrot in front of the competing Freestylers with the Pro Final winner getting the opportunity of a lifetime, a place on the 2011 Freestyle Football World Championship Tour which is due to start in the middle of next year in Malaysia. Also new this year was the format which changed from being a ‘battle’ to a ‘show’ to keep it more in line with where the World Championship will be heading next year and Bevs show in the Final showed how far freestyle has come in a short time. With his routine fully choreographed to music, the 20 year old’s three minute routine was near flawless and combined big tricks in time with the beat of the music which got him over the line over reigning champ Edwards, who as usual produced some spectacular hardcore lower freestyle tricks which led to some drops and proved to be his undoing.
“I was really happy with my final routine, especially after I messed up my opening qualifying routine, but I feel sad for Kane because I know how much he wanted this. I knew with the quality of freestylers here that I had to do something different to win it so was glad that the judges liked my routine and now I get to travel overseas and meet up top freestylers who share the same passion as me for the sport.”
In the other Final of the day Melbourne’s Elias Oraha took out his 2nd Amateur Crown with a mature performance which has shown how far he has come in terms of his live performance and now see’s him elevated to being a member of the Trick Star Pro Team. He beat Australia’s only Female Freestyle Footballer Adelaide’s Susan Sohar who in the next few years is set to take the world by storm.
Freestyle Football Australia’s Paul Harvey thanked sponsors Power Balance, Federation Square, Trick Star Football & Solo for enabling the Titles to go ahead and hopefully then can all come on board again next year as we try to grow the sport. More info is available at www.freestylefootball.com.au
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Freestyle Videos / Re: Australian Freestyle Football Titles Pro Final
« on: Dec 06, 2010, 10:45: AM »
Cheers Miran 
Just to let you guys know we didnt do a battle format we used a show format and it worked very well and allowed the judges to take there time in making the right decision.
The music used in the video was the the music used in the show itself as you can see Bevs used the music very well and fully choreographed the routine.
We will also be doing a full wrap up of the event aswell.
Just to let you guys know we didnt do a battle format we used a show format and it worked very well and allowed the judges to take there time in making the right decision.
The music used in the video was the the music used in the show itself as you can see Bevs used the music very well and fully choreographed the routine.
We will also be doing a full wrap up of the event aswell.
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Freestyle Chat / Re: Australian Freestyle Football Titles
« on: Nov 24, 2010, 08:52: AM »
The legend MickyD returns.
Aussie freestyle legend MickyD will be the head judge for AFFT we are stokked to announce. We couldnt think of anyone else better to judge the comp hope you agree
Aussie freestyle legend MickyD will be the head judge for AFFT we are stokked to announce. We couldnt think of anyone else better to judge the comp hope you agree
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Freestyle Chat / Re: Australian Freestyle Football Titles
« on: Nov 17, 2010, 11:56: AM »
Elias, Miran is right you can just repeat your winning routine. It will be classed as a new unseen routine in the Pro Final and it will give you an idea of where you are at with the pro routine's.
Dan, no it is not on the Styball event, havent had any contact with them about it. All will be fully revealed in January.
Dan, no it is not on the Styball event, havent had any contact with them about it. All will be fully revealed in January.