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Quote from: DanTheMan on Sep 26, 2010, 08:27: AMtheres AT LEAST 4..I wouldn't go as far to say that...
theres AT LEAST 4..
Quote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....
Quote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant
Quote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new
Well what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick?
Quote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 12:29: PMQuote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....nope, atw-co (nt) has a step in between where you put your foot down before you begin the co whereas matw is a smooth motion
Quote from: Royal Freakiness on Sep 26, 2010, 01:52: PMthere's only atwand the rest are just combosuppers are not as important as lowersand sits are too easys3 style is not freestyle thats sillycrossover hoptheworld xover arent around the worldso i spose there are 4eclipse isnt around the worlduppers are just as important as lowers sits are 2 it depends on the personsay uppers arent important to turlakov or bengauif uppers arent important sam (usa) is insignifcant but he isnt hahaif sits are so easy how come theres your not matte linder there as hard as you make thems3 is freestyle basket and football, they just do tricks which are entertaining and they find fun to do(thats what the sports all about) theyre trying to make a living so dont criticize themfreestyle is different to everyone ; its free
there's only atwand the rest are just combosuppers are not as important as lowersand sits are too easys3 style is not freestyle
Quote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 01, 2010, 05:06: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 12:29: PMQuote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....nope, atw-co (nt) has a step in between where you put your foot down before you begin the co whereas matw is a smooth motionit depends on how you look at it
Quote from: samuellFF on Oct 01, 2010, 12:49: PMQuote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 01, 2010, 05:06: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 12:29: PMQuote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....nope, atw-co (nt) has a step in between where you put your foot down before you begin the co whereas matw is a smooth motionit depends on how you look at itno it doen't, wether youb look at from left, right of even head-on it will always be hw-co (nt) andnot amatw
Quote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 02, 2010, 05:16: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Oct 01, 2010, 12:49: PMQuote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 01, 2010, 05:06: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 12:29: PMQuote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....nope, atw-co (nt) has a step in between where you put your foot down before you begin the co whereas matw is a smooth motionit depends on how you look at itno it doen't, wether youb look at from left, right of even head-on it will always be hw-co (nt) andnot amatwi dont know what a "HW" is...
Quote from: samuellFF on Oct 02, 2010, 11:30: AMQuote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 02, 2010, 05:16: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Oct 01, 2010, 12:49: PMQuote from: Patrick Edwards on Oct 01, 2010, 05:06: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 12:29: PMQuote from: walter on Sep 27, 2010, 11:51: AMQuote from: samuellFF on Sep 27, 2010, 11:11: AMQuote from: August on Sep 27, 2010, 02:03: AMWell what do you guys define as an own trick? Do you perceive amatw like a combo, or an own trick? tbh I like the trick names we have now, matw is easier than saying (i)atw-co(nt) the "i" - means inside because i think thats how we'd have to distinguish if its by todays standards a tatw or a matwor say you wanted to tell someone you did beck-amatw (nt)you'd have to say i did hhjatw-(i)atw-co-htw-co (nt) ------- i think *im not good at naming lower combos*If ANYTHING I say lets stick to the trick names we have now, and stop making new ones unless their truly new matw isnt insideatw-co nt, they look differant....yes it is....nope, atw-co (nt) has a step in between where you put your foot down before you begin the co whereas matw is a smooth motionit depends on how you look at itno it doen't, wether youb look at from left, right of even head-on it will always be hw-co (nt) andnot amatwi dont know what a "HW" is...wtf do you think it is if he's talking about amatw? why didn't you say that you don't know what "doen't" "wether" or "youb" is?