back when I used to skate, when I was in my mid-teens, I couldn't do hardly ANYTHING except ollie really high and maybe a 180. but I had no style, and I didn't have that fearlessness that you NEED to be a skateboarder who can do cool stuff. Kids used to call me a poseur, and I hated that. It sucked... I really liked to skateboard, I wanted to be friends with the skateboard, and despite the fact that I wasn't any good at it, I was still trying all the time, and I wanted to be good. To me, a poseur is someone who attaches themselves to the lifestyle elements of an act without really caring about it or putting themselves into it. If you play footbag, and you love it, and you love the players, and you're into watching others do it, you're the farthest thing from a poser.
If your skills are weak, do infinities with no planting, and mirage > ss mirage repeat, ducking clippers, and spinning clippers.
I don't think we even have poseurs in footbag, just different degrees of involvement. Once there's a "lifestyle" to buy into, like Abercrombie, or skateboarding, or whatever, maybe there will be, but as it, we're lucky that it's not cool enough to most people for lame kids to want to spend their money without actually getting into it.
Keep kicking, do drills, work basics. your skills will continue to develop
