Finnish Footbag Open 2004
Finnish Footbag Open 2004
24th and 25th of September Helsinki will tremble under some serious footbagging!
The official website has been launched: http://www.footbag.fi/ffo2004/eng/. Go and find out about this great tournament. The pages are in English.
From the front page:
FOOTBAG FINNISH OPEN '04
Welcome to the Footbag Finnish Open '04 site. Its already eighth edition of the event and its going to be spectaculous.
The messiah of footbag, just seventeen year-old 3-time worlds champion Vasek Klouda will be there competing.
More information on the event on Competition Information page. But first and foremost, you can tune in to the atmosphere by checking out Vasek's amazing skills here.
Finnish Footbag Open '04 finals, at Vanha Ylioppilastalo, on saturday Sep. 25, beginning at 1 p.m.
Enjoy!
The official website has been launched: http://www.footbag.fi/ffo2004/eng/. Go and find out about this great tournament. The pages are in English.
From the front page:
FOOTBAG FINNISH OPEN '04
Welcome to the Footbag Finnish Open '04 site. Its already eighth edition of the event and its going to be spectaculous.
The messiah of footbag, just seventeen year-old 3-time worlds champion Vasek Klouda will be there competing.
More information on the event on Competition Information page. But first and foremost, you can tune in to the atmosphere by checking out Vasek's amazing skills here.
Finnish Footbag Open '04 finals, at Vanha Ylioppilastalo, on saturday Sep. 25, beginning at 1 p.m.
Enjoy!
Juha Linnanen
Wow!
This website is really cool and functional and it is nice to see that you have put such an effort in to the job. Usability and design are key factors on a good website and yours reflect that very well.
It is super nice to see that national tournaments are being approached in such a professional way.
I am not sure if any of the Danes can make it up there but if we get some unexpected $ it would defiantly be the tournament to choose.
We look so much forward to next years Worlds and wish you all the best with your preparations. If you need anything please let us know.
Mads Hole
This website is really cool and functional and it is nice to see that you have put such an effort in to the job. Usability and design are key factors on a good website and yours reflect that very well.
It is super nice to see that national tournaments are being approached in such a professional way.
I am not sure if any of the Danes can make it up there but if we get some unexpected $ it would defiantly be the tournament to choose.
We look so much forward to next years Worlds and wish you all the best with your preparations. If you need anything please let us know.
Mads Hole
Thanks a lot Mads,
We have been working hard and now at least we have a nice website
It would be really nice to have some of you dynamite guys in our event.
If possible, It´d be really useful for us to get some kind of raport of your Euros. It´s different then Worlds but I´m really interest of that Orange co-work that you did. Where they satisfied? Are you still doing co-work with ´em etc.
Actually it´s better if you response me personally so we can continue this discussion more easily.
C ya all in Helsinki 2005,
Jukka Peltola
We have been working hard and now at least we have a nice website
It would be really nice to have some of you dynamite guys in our event.
If possible, It´d be really useful for us to get some kind of raport of your Euros. It´s different then Worlds but I´m really interest of that Orange co-work that you did. Where they satisfied? Are you still doing co-work with ´em etc.
Actually it´s better if you response me personally so we can continue this discussion more easily.
C ya all in Helsinki 2005,
Jukka Peltola
Here are the results from Friday (qualification rounds)
Open Singles Freestyle semi finalists
Pool A
9. Lasse Salmenhaara
8. Hector Köhler
7. Mikko Haario
6. Markus Tyrni
5. Oleg Donner
4. Tuukka Antikainen
3. Juho Marjo
2. Felix Zenger
1. Ales Zelinka
Pool B
8. Antti Lehikoinen
7. Juha Linnanen
6. Aaro Wichmann
5. Toni Pääkkönen
4. Jere Vainikka
3. Mikko Lepistö
2. Jere Linnanen
1. Vasek Klouda
Shred 30 finalists and their score in the qualification round:
1. Vasek Klouda 208,47
2. Mikko Lepistö 189,93
3. Felix Zenger 186,86
4. Jere Linnanen 181,90
5. Toni Pääkkönen 176,67
6. Jere Vainikka 173,40
7. Juho Marjo 170,43
8. Oleg Donner 156,52
9. Ales Zelinka 138,00
10. Lasse Salmenhaara (wild card)
Open doubles net
Final: Tuomas Kärki / Olli Savolainen vs. Matti Pohjola / Oskari Forstén
Bronzegame: Jani Markkanen / Jukka Peltola vs. Janne Uusitalo / Tapio Karhunen
Others:
5. Jekke Ruotsalainen / Aleksi Öhman
6. Jani Lirkki / Juha-Matti Rytilahti
7. Jyri Ilama / Otso Konttinen
8. Jaakko Lindström / Jarno Terho
9. Roman Gornitsky / Oxana Prihodko
10. Teppo Harju / Janne Villikka
11. Iisak Liukko / Sakarias Liukko
12. Jaakko Inkinen / Mikko Inkinen
13. Mikko Poikonen / Timo Vorne
14. Eric Malmi / Tommi Terä
15. Jouni Niemelä / Juho Taavetinkangas
Intermediate freestyle final:
1. Iiro Sunila
2. Jesse Sippola
3. Jussi Kaivola
4. Santeri Karvinen
5. Miika Valle
6. Eric Hoznour
.. I'm off to the final site! More later tonight or so.. It's been awesome so far.
Open Singles Freestyle semi finalists
Pool A
9. Lasse Salmenhaara
8. Hector Köhler
7. Mikko Haario
6. Markus Tyrni
5. Oleg Donner
4. Tuukka Antikainen
3. Juho Marjo
2. Felix Zenger
1. Ales Zelinka
Pool B
8. Antti Lehikoinen
7. Juha Linnanen
6. Aaro Wichmann
5. Toni Pääkkönen
4. Jere Vainikka
3. Mikko Lepistö
2. Jere Linnanen
1. Vasek Klouda
Shred 30 finalists and their score in the qualification round:
1. Vasek Klouda 208,47
2. Mikko Lepistö 189,93
3. Felix Zenger 186,86
4. Jere Linnanen 181,90
5. Toni Pääkkönen 176,67
6. Jere Vainikka 173,40
7. Juho Marjo 170,43
8. Oleg Donner 156,52
9. Ales Zelinka 138,00
10. Lasse Salmenhaara (wild card)
Open doubles net
Final: Tuomas Kärki / Olli Savolainen vs. Matti Pohjola / Oskari Forstén
Bronzegame: Jani Markkanen / Jukka Peltola vs. Janne Uusitalo / Tapio Karhunen
Others:
5. Jekke Ruotsalainen / Aleksi Öhman
6. Jani Lirkki / Juha-Matti Rytilahti
7. Jyri Ilama / Otso Konttinen
8. Jaakko Lindström / Jarno Terho
9. Roman Gornitsky / Oxana Prihodko
10. Teppo Harju / Janne Villikka
11. Iisak Liukko / Sakarias Liukko
12. Jaakko Inkinen / Mikko Inkinen
13. Mikko Poikonen / Timo Vorne
14. Eric Malmi / Tommi Terä
15. Jouni Niemelä / Juho Taavetinkangas
Intermediate freestyle final:
1. Iiro Sunila
2. Jesse Sippola
3. Jussi Kaivola
4. Santeri Karvinen
5. Miika Valle
6. Eric Hoznour
.. I'm off to the final site! More later tonight or so.. It's been awesome so far.
Juha Linnanen
Some results as I remember them:
pro finals:
8. Jere Vainikka
7. Tuukka Antikainen
6. Mikko Lepistö
5. Juho Marjo
4. Ales Zelinka
3. Jere Linnanen
2. Felix Zenger
1. Vasek Klouda
So finnish master was Felix, this was he's second time in row.
Shred Finals:
Vasek 242
Felix 188
Jere L 185
Ales 177
More information / videos coming soon. I will write some raport in my blog.
pro finals:
8. Jere Vainikka
7. Tuukka Antikainen
6. Mikko Lepistö
5. Juho Marjo
4. Ales Zelinka
3. Jere Linnanen
2. Felix Zenger
1. Vasek Klouda
So finnish master was Felix, this was he's second time in row.
Shred Finals:
Vasek 242
Felix 188
Jere L 185
Ales 177
More information / videos coming soon. I will write some raport in my blog.
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I was just reading through these results and then it hit me:
In a country as small as Finland (compared to the US for example), you guys have sooo many heinous (awesome) shredders its unbelieveable. There must have been absolutely no room for error in your pools. I feel like Finland as a country (as well as the Czech Rep.) will push footbag freestyle to higher levels because of the competitiveness of its players and the extremely high ability levels of its players. Anyway, congrats felix on the Finnish vectory.
Can anyonewho was there please describe some of the wicked combos that were hit? Or cool moves that were hit/attempted?
In a country as small as Finland (compared to the US for example), you guys have sooo many heinous (awesome) shredders its unbelieveable. There must have been absolutely no room for error in your pools. I feel like Finland as a country (as well as the Czech Rep.) will push footbag freestyle to higher levels because of the competitiveness of its players and the extremely high ability levels of its players. Anyway, congrats felix on the Finnish vectory.
Can anyonewho was there please describe some of the wicked combos that were hit? Or cool moves that were hit/attempted?
My name: Jeremy Mirken, AKA Chocolatey Shatner, AKA jerk enemy rim.
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I kick it with trunk chef elf and liz luck key my.
Well as far I can remember at semis Felix tried something like janiwalker > Motion(?), and ended his final routine to surging paradox blender!Senor Grommet wrote: Can anyonewho was there please describe some of the wicked combos that were hit? Or cool moves that were hit/attempted?
Well Vasek was hitting insane like allways. I can´t really remember nothing else right now. I hope someone will tell more what I have missed.
Last edited by Virppa on 26 Sep 2004 09:57, edited 1 time in total.
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Vasek hit a run that included Triple ATW, Triple Over Down, Triple Pickup (set from clipper), Symp Whirling Swirl bs, Blurry Whirling Swirl, Stepping Whirling Swirl and Reverse Swirling Blender.Senor Grommet wrote:
Can anyonewho was there please describe some of the wicked combos that were hit? Or cool moves that were hit/attempted?
"Shred hard, have fun and go to tournaments"
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http://www.modified.in/footbag/viewtopic.php?t=17056
I remember seeing that somebody filmed Vasek hit Symp Whirling Swirl blinded like looking to the camera the whole time from dropping the bag from and to catching it still without watching.
I saw Vasek and Felix trying Triple Spinning Osis but I didn't see them hitting it. I saw Vasek hitting clip set Triple Pickup midstring.
Vasek had many new juggling styles in his routines. I can't really explain what and how but I've seen Ryan doing one of them. Well Vasek was trying trying juggling with clipper (not in his routine) but it didn't go very well yet.
In circles Vasek hit some weird tricks like Spikehammer ending to inside stall and so on.
In his semifinal (or final? I'm not sure) routine Vasek hit midstring Whirlwind > freezed the bag there for a couple of seconds
> Symp Whirling Swirl --- Pure sickness. His final routine was dropless.
Vasek had many new juggling styles in his routines. I can't really explain what and how but I've seen Ryan doing one of them. Well Vasek was trying trying juggling with clipper (not in his routine) but it didn't go very well yet.
In circles Vasek hit some weird tricks like Spikehammer ending to inside stall and so on.
In his semifinal (or final? I'm not sure) routine Vasek hit midstring Whirlwind > freezed the bag there for a couple of seconds
You can find the official results online in http://www.footbag.fi/ffo2004/eng/
Here are the results as well:
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Open freestyle
1. Vasek Klouda (Cz)
2. Felix Zenger (Finnish Champion)
3. Jere Linnanen
4. Ales Zelinka (Cz)
5. Juho Marjo
6. Mikko Lepistö
7. Tuukka Antikainen
8. Jere Vainikka
9. Toni Pääkkönen
10. Oleg Donner
11. Lasse Salmenhaara
12. Aaro Wichmann
13. Markus Tyrni
14. Antti Lehikoinen
15. Juha Linnanen
16. Mikko Haario
17. Hector Köhler
Shred:30
1. Vasek Klouda (Cz) 242.00
2. Ales Zelinka (Cz) 191.90
3. Jere Linnanen 183.30 (Finnish Champion)
4. Mikko Lepistö 174.90
5. Felix Zenger 174.85
6. Toni Pääkkönen 168.00
7. Oleg Donner 155.46
8. Juho Marjo 142.20
9. Lasse Salmenhaara 97.36
10. Jere Vainikka 90.25
Open doubles net
1. Matti Pohjola / Oskari Forstén
2. Tuomas Kärki / Olli Savolainen
(Final: 11-4, 7-11, 11-9)
3. Tapio Karhunen / Janne Uusitalo
4. Jani Markkanen / Jukka Peltola
(Bronze match: 11-6, 8-11, 12-10)
5. Jekke Ruotsalainen / Aleksi Öhman
6. Jani Lirkki / Juha-Matti Rytilahti
7. Jyri Ilama / Otso Konttinen
8. Jaakko Lindström / Jarno Terho
9. Roman Gornitsky / Oxana Prihodko (Ru)
10. Teppo Harju / Janne Villikka
11. Iisak Liukko / Sakarias Liukko
12. Jaakko Inkinen / Mikko Inkinen
13. Mikko Poikonen / Timo Vorne
14. Eric Malmi / Tommi Terä
15. Jouni Niemelä / Juho Taavetinkangas
Intermediate freestyle
1. Iiro Sunila
2. Jesse Sippola
3. Jussi Kaivola
4. Santeri Karvinen
5. Miika Valle
6. Eric Hoznour
It was a great event. Thanks for all the organizers and competitors.
Here are the results as well:
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Open freestyle
1. Vasek Klouda (Cz)
2. Felix Zenger (Finnish Champion)
3. Jere Linnanen
4. Ales Zelinka (Cz)
5. Juho Marjo
6. Mikko Lepistö
7. Tuukka Antikainen
8. Jere Vainikka
9. Toni Pääkkönen
10. Oleg Donner
11. Lasse Salmenhaara
12. Aaro Wichmann
13. Markus Tyrni
14. Antti Lehikoinen
15. Juha Linnanen
16. Mikko Haario
17. Hector Köhler
Shred:30
1. Vasek Klouda (Cz) 242.00
2. Ales Zelinka (Cz) 191.90
3. Jere Linnanen 183.30 (Finnish Champion)
4. Mikko Lepistö 174.90
5. Felix Zenger 174.85
6. Toni Pääkkönen 168.00
7. Oleg Donner 155.46
8. Juho Marjo 142.20
9. Lasse Salmenhaara 97.36
10. Jere Vainikka 90.25
Open doubles net
1. Matti Pohjola / Oskari Forstén
2. Tuomas Kärki / Olli Savolainen
(Final: 11-4, 7-11, 11-9)
3. Tapio Karhunen / Janne Uusitalo
4. Jani Markkanen / Jukka Peltola
(Bronze match: 11-6, 8-11, 12-10)
5. Jekke Ruotsalainen / Aleksi Öhman
6. Jani Lirkki / Juha-Matti Rytilahti
7. Jyri Ilama / Otso Konttinen
8. Jaakko Lindström / Jarno Terho
9. Roman Gornitsky / Oxana Prihodko (Ru)
10. Teppo Harju / Janne Villikka
11. Iisak Liukko / Sakarias Liukko
12. Jaakko Inkinen / Mikko Inkinen
13. Mikko Poikonen / Timo Vorne
14. Eric Malmi / Tommi Terä
15. Jouni Niemelä / Juho Taavetinkangas
Intermediate freestyle
1. Iiro Sunila
2. Jesse Sippola
3. Jussi Kaivola
4. Santeri Karvinen
5. Miika Valle
6. Eric Hoznour
It was a great event. Thanks for all the organizers and competitors.
Juha Linnanen
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Was anyone filming?_Dimi wrote:Vasek hit a run that included Triple ATW, Triple Over Down, Triple Pickup (set from clipper), Symp Whirling Swirl bs, Blurry Whirling Swirl, Stepping Whirling Swirl and Reverse Swirling Blender.Senor Grommet wrote:
Can anyonewho was there please describe some of the wicked combos that were hit? Or cool moves that were hit/attempted?
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david wrote:I was just sitting here surfing and my mom looks over my shoulder. I had to jab down the down key real quick so she wouldn't see that topic title and question me about what kind of site I was going on.
There will be some videos coming, keep your eyes open :) And be sure to look for the shreds and routines in the official website: http://www.footbag.fi/ffo2004/eng/