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Offline Patrick Edwards

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tatw-atatw nt!
« on: Jun 26, 2011, 02:50: AM »
Getting slightly ridiculius now, I landed co-atatw nt April last year and I haven't landed tatw-atatw nt. I've practiced a few times but never really tried it but next few sessions are going to be dedicated to it. Does anyone have any tips on how to do it (ones that aren't obvious)?
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Offline BigMac

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Re: tatw-atatw nt!
« Reply #1 on: Jun 26, 2011, 03:08: AM »
I'd say practice your weak tatw more, you do cross atatw nt pretty much everytime but I never see you do weak tatw so I guess thats where the problem is.
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Re: tatw-atatw nt!
« Reply #2 on: Jun 26, 2011, 03:45: AM »
I've done it only few times, but i find it ALOT easier when after tatw(lets say you do it right foot), with left foot you tap on ground(just like u tap for magellan) before atatw nt, you'll get more speed that way. Petike is doing it like that, and it looks so nice. Look here around 2:10 Petike Freestyle Football video 2010
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Re: tatw-atatw nt!
« Reply #3 on: Jun 26, 2011, 05:56: AM »
How good is your weak TATW? If it sucks, then there's your problem, just as Macca said. Doesn't matter how good your CO ATATW is if you can't pull off a solid TATW. ;)
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