Here it is, the secret to freestyle footbag: The magic hop! Sometimes the most subtle things can be critically important. The footbag “magic hop” is one such thing. Learning the magic hop is critical to leaning freestyle footbag because it is an inherent component of most footbag tricks. Succinctly put, the […]
Every week I’m going to be putting up a simple tip that may help with your game. Two weeks ago I posted about a simple ankle stretch.
This weeks tip is: Keep your hands full. And by that I don’t mean you should keep objects in your hands (though I often end […]
One of the key components to performing the clipper stall trick successfully is having flexible ankles. It can be difficult to find the time for stretching, but the it just so happens you can practice the stretch for clippers and insides while sitting down. Whether it’s watching TV, or sitting at a desk […]
When selecting a freestyle footbag, there are several important factors to consider. Among these are intended use, size, material, fill, panels, kickability, stallability, and stitching type. Many of these factors are covered in our “Footbag Comparison Table“. This article will focus specifically on panels.
The first footbag ever invented was the original Hacky […]
I haven’t been reading the forums much these days, but yesterday’s post about the Footbag Comparison Chart had me posting on modified, and I got to reading a few threads. I stumbled across this one on Footbag Worldwide. Colin Kennedy is a really intelligent person, who always posts in a helpful, thoughtful manner (and […]
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