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Re: breathing
You guys don't know wtf you are talking about. His breathing was very well executed. (that's kind of supposed to be funny, but true at the same time). When you're going that fast and hard for that long, there is virtually no room to breathe, so when he breathed heavy on the spins, it was a natural reaction and his first opportunity get oxygen back in the blood.
David, you have amazing timing, speed and execution. You remind me a bit of Ryan Mulroney actually.
You guys don't know wtf you are talking about. His breathing was very well executed. (that's kind of supposed to be funny, but true at the same time). When you're going that fast and hard for that long, there is virtually no room to breathe, so when he breathed heavy on the spins, it was a natural reaction and his first opportunity get oxygen back in the blood.
David, you have amazing timing, speed and execution. You remind me a bit of Ryan Mulroney actually.
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Amazing.
I was just wondering how much of it was planned. Did you have the first 8 or so thought out before hand and then did the rest on memory or was the whole thing on memory of what you had already done? It seems like it would be hard to memorize a 20/5 combo before you execute especially when you did it all in the same shoot. (Unless of course you're Jon Schneider who can tell you every move he hit at '98 Southern Regionals
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I was just wondering how much of it was planned. Did you have the first 8 or so thought out before hand and then did the rest on memory or was the whole thing on memory of what you had already done? It seems like it would be hard to memorize a 20/5 combo before you execute especially when you did it all in the same shoot. (Unless of course you're Jon Schneider who can tell you every move he hit at '98 Southern Regionals
I dunno if this has been mentioned, but I found it crazy that out of the 20 unique contacts, only 6 where pdx whirl 
It's also amazing that in his 18 almost unique he hit pdx torque out of the void at the end and he didn't do that in his 20, he also left out pdx blenders in his 20 which are fairly easy (as are pdx torques wuick were left out) - seems like potential for more than 20 fearless there, I guess it's just a fitness thing
It's also amazing that in his 18 almost unique he hit pdx torque out of the void at the end and he didn't do that in his 20, he also left out pdx blenders in his 20 which are fairly easy (as are pdx torques wuick were left out) - seems like potential for more than 20 fearless there, I guess it's just a fitness thing
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I have specific fearless segments that I plan, but this was just combinding a few of those. I originally planned to put the ripped warriors torwards the middle, but opted to start with them and some janiwalkers.
There was supposed to be a pdx. torque>pdx. blender out of the void, but as you can see I was off balance.
There is defiantley room for improvement. I did not hit flip fog/flip phoenix/flip pixie paradon/tomahawks/scorp etc. I think I could raise my record a lot higher.
Thanks for the comments.
There was supposed to be a pdx. torque>pdx. blender out of the void, but as you can see I was off balance.
There is defiantley room for improvement. I did not hit flip fog/flip phoenix/flip pixie paradon/tomahawks/scorp etc. I think I could raise my record a lot higher.
Thanks for the comments.
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man david...
that shit is just insane bro. i really admire the amount of practice and dedication that it must have taken to acheive the level of shred that you so gracefully execute. furthermore, the fact that i just watched you hit that many fearless is still sinking in, so ill check back a little later to make sure im not still sleeping or something.
peace man, and good shred
that shit is just insane bro. i really admire the amount of practice and dedication that it must have taken to acheive the level of shred that you so gracefully execute. furthermore, the fact that i just watched you hit that many fearless is still sinking in, so ill check back a little later to make sure im not still sleeping or something.
peace man, and good shred
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Ye looks like those shoes work. Good job! What was that last trick> Nemesis Rake? Lol. 
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