that just might happen to be a rob at 1 m 8 sec. he is the shy retiring type so kept his face in the shadows, being the mysterious type he is.
he makes a cameo appearance in the next one i've just posted...
The art of stationary balancing
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noobmeister
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Re: The art of stationary balancing
hey neo
that just might happen to be a rob at 1 m 8 sec. he is the shy retiring type so kept his face in the shadows, being the mysterious type he is.
he makes a cameo appearance in the next one i've just posted...
that just might happen to be a rob at 1 m 8 sec. he is the shy retiring type so kept his face in the shadows, being the mysterious type he is.
he makes a cameo appearance in the next one i've just posted...
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Adam Morrow
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Re: The art of stationary balancing
Btw, is it possible to track stand on a level surface, without any gradients?
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Neo
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Re: The art of stationary balancing
My Trails days are over but after a lot of practice you can balance on just about anything.... But the 1st hurdle is believing it's possible!... The previous posts should cover the rest.
Best of balance.
Neo
Best of balance.
Neo
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