Foot-bag
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Foot-bag is the act of wearing bags on your feet and seeing how far you can run before you fall. In 1822 this was first discovered when Queen Victoria got stuck in a garment bag and then realised it was awfully fun. The peasants used this as a way to earn money, as people would pay them shillings and a half pence to attempt it. However, due to the evolution of the well known "Football[1]", the players of Foot-bag has greatly decreased and is not well known.
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Foot-bag Media
- Hacky
A popular variation of Footbag Lacing, as used by some footbag freestyle players
Video of four players circle kicking
World champion Jan Weber performing a freestyle move
Hacky Attack playing field
The most successful footbag doubles team, multiple world champions and innovators Martin Sladek and Tomas Tucek
Eric Wulff executing a Roll spike at the 2008 Green Cup, San Francisco
Campbell, Gordon (2008-10-22). Ball foot. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press.
