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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #12 on: Jun 17, 2009, 04:49: AM »
Fx: nobody can not live from freestyle so go to the school !!!!!!!!
I'm surprised how Dan didn't notice the double negation.  :biggrin:
Anyways, just because he wasn't able to do it, doesn't mean other people can't. I think everyone of us can name quite a few people who've made it.

And about the motivation issue, maybe he expected more from freestyle and those expectations didn't come true for him. But I don't believe that people lose motivation after 3 years of freestyling, I think it's about how you experience it.
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More you've achieved less motivation you have for freestyle.

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #13 on: Jun 17, 2009, 05:41: AM »
hehe funny to see that Fx goes fishing sometimes  :biggrin: maybe he can do atr ( around the root)  :lol: no just kidding ;)
as you all said it really seems like he is not even impressed of what he can do now and he isn't inspired anymore
for the this sounds a bit sad lol
what I liked to hear is that he will be sponsored by the army and can still practice freestyle there
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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #14 on: Jun 17, 2009, 05:48: AM »
More you've achieved less motivation you have for freestyle.
Depends what motivates you and which things you see as achievements.  :thumbsup:
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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #15 on: Jun 17, 2009, 06:44: AM »
Very nice interview! Cool to know his hobbies besides freestyle and that he love cheeseburger  :thumbsup:

Fx, have you tried to freestyle with fish ? xD

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #16 on: Jun 17, 2009, 07:15: AM »
just say abdulla, jk, mr. woo lol FX is awesome, i think is one of the first legend of these new world of freestyle just imagine what the new freestylers gonna sai in 40 years after us....????

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #17 on: Jun 17, 2009, 08:08: AM »
Fx: they can not do so hard tricks than me
 DJK: you can teach them and be a good brother of course
 Fx: they are too old
 DJK: yes legs will break in patw try

 
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i dont know why, but i laughed soo hard on that one.
But Fx, you get to freestyle in the army?  :saywhat:

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #18 on: Jun 17, 2009, 08:30: AM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
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« Reply #19 on: Jun 17, 2009, 08:32: AM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
OMG
Just imagine that every training you should repeat almost all the stuff you can do and then find the time and strength to learn smth new. It's soooo hard, after it you have no motivation for doing smth else except sleeping :down:

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #20 on: Jun 17, 2009, 08:47: AM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
OMG
Just imagine that every training you should repeat almost all the stuff you can do and then find the time and strength to learn smth new. It's soooo hard, after it you have no motivation for doing smth else except sleeping :down:


I agree with leha, if you freestyle that much, you eventually lose interest it doesn't matter what sport it is. In the end if you do it too much i think most people get bored. Even if you're really good like a pro football player, I doubt they go play football with their friends in their free time since they practice so much they get quite bored.

it might feel like you wouldnt get bored since you havnt gone through the process of so much practicing the same stuff all the time.

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #21 on: Jun 17, 2009, 10:04: AM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
OMG
Just imagine that every training you should repeat almost all the stuff you can do and then find the time and strength to learn smth new. It's soooo hard, after it you have no motivation for doing smth else except sleeping :down:


I actually agree with this.  Its probably a poor comparison, but when I got to number 1 in north and south america in a racing video game I lost all motivation to improve.  Its like you repeat the exact same thing over and over until you get good at it, but once you are THE BEST or one of the best at it, then it is very hard to get motivated and say, well maybe I can still do it better with more repetitive practice. 

Maybe its just me, but this was kind of a depressing interview. 

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #22 on: Jun 17, 2009, 10:17: AM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
OMG
Just imagine that every training you should repeat almost all the stuff you can do and then find the time and strength to learn smth new. It's soooo hard, after it you have no motivation for doing smth else except sleeping :down:


There is more to freestyle than lowers. If he really wanted to be the best then he would train all styles.

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Re: Interview with FX
« Reply #23 on: Jun 17, 2009, 04:09: PM »
I think I would be more motivated if I were as good as he. Imagine the possibilities he has.
OMG
Just imagine that every training you should repeat almost all the stuff you can do and then find the time and strength to learn smth new. It's soooo hard, after it you have no motivation for doing smth else except sleeping :down:


There is more to freestyle than lowers. If he really wanted to be the best then he would train all styles.
Higher your level of one style - harder to force yourself to train other styles, and there is no motivation for it at all.