Cory BlackGuest
Matthew BakerHostThird HostHost
Louis FoxHostHang on.
So what is juggling with your feet? Because I'm picturing like juggling like three objects.
Just having one soccer ball, kicking it up and down, alternating feet.
Oh, so you kick it in the air, catch it on the other foot, kick it in the air, catch it on the other

I never really played Hacky Sack, but I think there's kind of a crossover between the communities.

A lot of the moves are very similar, but everything has very different names, I would say.

In my experience, Hacky Sack is a lot more whimsical with illusion and whatever the names are.
What's the name of a freestyle move that's less whimsical? So

freestyle moves is usually if you're the first to do it, you name it after yourself.

And then if two moves can be combined, it combines the names of the people who did those tricks.

So for instance, around the world is the basic trick, but then a double around the world is Lemons.
Hang on.
So what is juggling with your feet? Because I'm picturing like juggling like three objects.
Just having one soccer ball, kicking it up and down, alternating feet.
Oh, so you kick it in the air, catch it on the other foot, kick it in the air, catch it on the other

I never really played Hacky Sack, but I think there's kind of a crossover between the communities.

A lot of the moves are very similar, but everything has very different names, I would say.

In my experience, Hacky Sack is a lot more whimsical with illusion and whatever the names are.
What's the name of a freestyle move that's less whimsical? So

freestyle moves is usually if you're the first to do it, you name it after yourself.

And then if two moves can be combined, it combines the names of the people who did those tricks.

So for instance, around the world is the basic trick, but then a double around the world is Lemons.
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