2012-02-15T10:07:19Z http://h4x354x0r.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2012-01-09:15139339 Enlightener http://www.freestylefootbag.blogspot.com 2012-01-09T13:09:57Z 2012-01-09T13:09:57Z After watching the videos, I feel compelled to call out a few tricks that should be pretty easy for you to learn, as you have the components for these totally dialed.<br /> <br /> 1. Double Leg Over. Set off your toe doing an in out dex and plant that leg, do an out in dex with the other leg and catch. <br /> <br /> 2. Pixie Mirage. Set off right foot, do an in-out dex, quick plant and do a mirage with the left leg ending on the right toe.<br /> <br /> 3. Pixie Butterfly. Set off right foot, do an in-out dex, tap foot down (or not) and with the right leg do an out in dex ending in left foot clipper on right side.<br /> <br /> 4. Blur. I can't emphasize how much my game changed when I committed myself to Blur. It led to Ripwalks and literally a hundred more tricks, at least. It was the single turning point in my skill set that made the most difference in my future game. <br /> <br /> I really think that weaving a little more variety into your strings will help build-in a challenge that might motivate you to play more than once a week, or maybe spend more time visualizing.<br /> <br /> All the best for 2012! I'll be watching!<br /> <br /> -enlightener tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2012-01-08:15098922 h4x354x0r http://h4x354x0r.com 2012-01-08T15:12:55Z 2012-01-08T15:12:55Z Yeah I'm kinda disappointed in my level of variety, and add density. I mostly live off a dozen or so moves these days. I used to do blurs, haven't tried them in ages; similar story with with double legovers. I've never done pixies. I've been working on ducks, but not getting very far. <br /><br />Fighting the war of aging attrition, within arbitrary time limits, isn't pretty. But this works for me. tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2012-01-08:15098889 h4x345x0r http://h4x354x0r.com 2012-01-08T14:57:18Z 2012-01-08T14:57:18Z I think increasing my goal would make kicking less about playing footbag, and more about meeting quota. A twice-weekly kicking schedule would be required, and being allowed two days a week off fam time just isn't going to happen right now. Maybe someday, when I'm really too old for that to make a difference. tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2012-01-08:15098328 Enlightener http://www.freestylefootbag.blogspot.com 2012-01-08T14:14:48Z 2012-01-08T14:14:48Z After watching the videos, I feel compelled to call out a few tricks that should be pretty easy for you to learn, as you have the components for these totally dialed.<br /><br />1. Double Leg Over. Set off your toe doing an in out dex and plant that leg, do an out in dex with the other leg and catch. <br /><br />2. Pixie Mirage. Set off right foot, do an in-out dex, quick plant and do a mirage with the left leg ending on the right toe.<br /><br />3. Pixie Butterfly. Set off right foot, do an in-out dex, tap foot down (or not) and with the right leg do an out in dex ending in left foot clipper on right side.<br /><br />4. Blur. I can't emphasize how much my game changed when I committed myself to Blur. It led to Ripwalks and literally a hundred more tricks, at least. It was the single turning point in my skill set that made the most difference in my future game. <br /><br />I really think that weaving a little more variety into your strings will help build-in a challenge that might motivate you to play more than once a week, or maybe spend more time visualizing.<br /><br />All the best for 2012! I'll be watching!<br /><br />-enlightener tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2012-01-08:15098121 Enlightener http://www.healthykicks.org 2012-01-08T14:02:01Z 2012-01-08T14:02:01Z I was hoping for a new baseline goal of 75 hours shredding. Maybe an added goal of 5 new tricks and getting back to your add/contact ratio goals along the way too? Let me know how I can help. ;-) <br /><br />Also, it is better to fade away than to stop playing all together. Footbag has so many health benefits, and as an exercise it does not bore the mind, instead it beckons for more!<br />Keep it up! tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2011-09-04:11595426 Erik http://www.hackrifice.com 2011-09-05T04:41:47Z 2011-09-05T04:41:47Z Awesome. This is exactly how I feel -- footbag completely changed my life. I hope I'm still doing this when I'm 48. Props on 30 years. I'm almost halfway there.. tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2011-09-02:11578208 Allan Haggett http://allankenneth.com 2011-09-02T18:00:19Z 2011-09-02T18:00:19Z Thanks Derrick! You are very much appreciated :) tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2011-09-01:11559239 Scott Davidson http://Healthykicks.org 2011-09-01T21:53:12Z 2011-09-01T21:53:12Z Footbag is my salvation too. My meditation, my exercise and to some extent, my purpose. My vegetarianism is more like a religion for me, but playing Footbag is nothing short of spiritual for me. Too bad you can't sick the cops on the religious crazies, they sound annoying. tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2011-09-01:11557151 Daniel Botkin http://www.laughingdogfarm.com 2011-09-01T13:19:37Z 2011-09-01T13:19:37Z Thank you, Derrick, those of us whose lives were so much enhanced, focussed or actually saved by footbag, share a special kinship. Keep the faith, chicken man, God danced the day you were born! tag:www.h4x354x0r.com,2011-06-10:10159807 Celeste http://ecstasyzing.com 2011-06-10T20:20:57Z 2011-06-10T20:20:57Z Wow. Exciting. We need to celebrate when you get here!