Dear god. Aeatw both ways. I'm happy I aint trying any longer.
so would you say left aeatw or weak aeatw
I'd say "starting left" or "starting right". And starting meaning which foot is used the last kick up before the rotations.
do you use that for stuff like amatw or even htw too?
in my opinion it is a left aeatw since it is the same as a left eatw except it is the alternate variation to it
as for the strong/weak stuff I agree that it depends on your preference for the individual trick
Also in the case that both feet are at about the same level at a trick, I think it's ok to refer to the one that is on your general weak side as weak since most people would understand which that is, but it would be better to just use left/right
In footbag they just use flipside instead of strong/weak or right/left because of the negative connotation that is associated with those words
If you always say your one side is weak you could start to believe that it can't be as good as the other. I just found that interesting
