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Re: Freestyle country: Poland!
« Reply #12 on: Mar 10, 2008, 08:25: AM »
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Re: Freestyle country: Poland!
« Reply #13 on: Mar 10, 2008, 10:26: AM »
The thing is, Poland has a nice freestyle forum. They have some good freestylers on it that encourage beginners to start freestyling. If someone searches for "soccer tricks" or something similar in Polish, they will stumble upon Polish freestylers. This greatly helps the country's freestyle popularity.

The thing with most other countries is that they don't have an active freestyle community. If they did, and people were aware of it, eventually they too would become a freestyle nation with plenty of good freestylers.

This is why I'm seriously thinking about creating separate forums for different languages. I think it would attract many new freestylers and help spread freestyle throughout the world. If you think about it, you'd never stop by here if you only spoke Italian or French. If there was a French or Italian sub forum for freestylers, the forum could be found through Google or other means.
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Re: Freestyle country: Poland!
« Reply #14 on: Mar 11, 2008, 12:02: PM »
The thing is, Poland has a nice freestyle forum. They have some good freestylers on it that encourage beginners to start freestyling. If someone searches for "soccer tricks" or something similar in Polish, they will stumble upon Polish freestylers. This greatly helps the country's freestyle popularity.

The thing with most other countries is that they don't have an active freestyle community. If they did, and people were aware of it, eventually they too would become a freestyle nation with plenty of good freestylers.

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Re: Freestyle country: Poland!
« Reply #15 on: Mar 11, 2008, 09:26: PM »
The thing is, Poland has a nice freestyle forum. They have some good freestylers on it that encourage beginners to start freestyling. If someone searches for "soccer tricks" or something similar in Polish, they will stumble upon Polish freestylers. This greatly helps the country's freestyle popularity.

The thing with most other countries is that they don't have an active freestyle community. If they did, and people were aware of it, eventually they too would become a freestyle nation with plenty of good freestylers.

This is why I'm seriously thinking about creating separate forums for different languages. I think it would attract many new freestylers and help spread freestyle throughout the world. If you think about it, you'd never stop by here if you only spoke Italian or French. If there was a French or Italian sub forum for freestylers, the forum could be found through Google or other means.
Yeah exactly but in some countries there are many freestylers that don't care about beginners
*cough sweden
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