I used to not care for Muni at all. Then I thought, wait...I've never
tried it! From using my new Muni just around the dirt in the
neighborhood, I've found there is no thrill like dropping off of a
stump or rolling hopping over a big root. Before, freestyle and
distance was it for me - and I didn't want to change my style. Maybe I
was too cautious, maybe just thought I was good at freestyle and didn't
want to have to re-learn, I don't really know. Now that I have tried
Muni, I've found it -isn't- harder than freestyle, and many of my
freestyle skills have come in handy for Muni. I've gotta tell you
freestyle guys, give Muni a good try - and if you haven't, then get
ready to have a brand new hobby when you do try.
SORRY JSM, CHOSEN, LEO, AND OTHERS --- YOU'VE LOST ANOTHER FREESTYLER
TO MUNI.
(i'll still be doing freestyle, but muni's really got my intrest)
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