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Footbag develops agility and coordination and is a fine game to play alone or with friends. The small footbag, or hacky sack, is about two inches in diameter and can be made of soft leather or woven cotton and filled with beads or sand.
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Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 In my opinion, either mesh or running shoes are the best to play hackysack. If you want to step up a notch, go barefoot and try to hackysack. Play in a safe area! Trust me, I had to learn the hard way!
Anonymous said
on 7/3/2006 I've been playing hack for quite some time now, and honestly you want loose shoes so there is more of a flat surface to hit or stall on. It also creates a soft cushion, so stalls are much easier. I myself take the first couple of laces out.
Anonymous said
on 3/17/2006 I am glad that there is so much respect in these posts. Since everyone is one all of these subjects; I must agree, Rod Lavers are really good. I prefer New Balance and Adidas All-Stars. It's just personal preference though. Honestly, it is what feels right for the individual.
Stretching is extremely important to hack, injury is one thing that can take this sport away from you. If I can injure my back; as I have, and I stretch, you can definitely injure yourself if you don't.
Shorts are good also, they leave you with less restrictions and more flexibility.
Anonymous said
on 3/12/2006 Easy does it. Do not ever get mad! And go easy on the combos. It will be worse if you hit the bag wrong than if you never hit it. And one big thing is: Never do combos that you know you can't do. Getting mad at yourself will make you lose, which will get you mad even more!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Buy a Dirtbag footbag, it's one of the best, but also one of the cheaper ones. Its great quality and comes in 7 or 8 and 32 panels, and more panels equals more round which equals more consistent and more controlled kicks.