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Tim
06-08-2010, 08:47 PM
YEEEHAAW!!! THis is post # 20,000 on speed bag forum.com
Biff
06-09-2010, 02:06 PM
That's a milestone for the forum. That's about 4000/year.

BRB: You and Alan have over 18% of the posts!!!!
fingers
06-09-2010, 03:00 PM
What a great achievement Tim!! and thank you for this outstanding forum!! it is in a league of its own:cool:<)B<)BL<)Y<)<)B
TJ_MaTee
06-10-2010, 05:04 PM
That is Awesome Tim, a fine testament to your vision, hard work, some fun loving, like minded individuals and the almighty power of the "Speed Bag"!
crapshoot
06-10-2010, 07:13 PM
That's a milestone for the forum. That's about 4000/year.

BRB: You and Alan have over 18% of the posts!!!!

What a great achievement Tim!! and thank you for this outstanding forum!! it is in a league of its own:cool:<)B<)BL<)Y<)<)B

That is Awesome Tim, a fine testament to your vision, hard work, some fun loving, like minded individuals and the almighty power of the "Speed Bag"!

Ditto all the way!!!! Congrats and Thanks
Speedbag
06-13-2010, 02:19 PM
YEEEHAAW!!! THis is post # 20,000 on speed bag forum.com

NICE!

That's a milestone for the forum. That's about 4000/year.

BRB: You and Alan have over 18% of the posts!!!!

Wish we had that many active members!
spinsmashpop
06-13-2010, 02:54 PM
Would you guys.... mainly Alan and Tim.... being long timers and very involved for a long time.... say that over the past 1-2 years, via the internet, predominantly youtube, the awareness has been increased, therefore attracting a larger number of people interested in advanced speed bagging than ever before in history?

BAGS UP!
Tim
06-13-2010, 04:19 PM
Would you guys.... mainly Alan and Tim.... being long timers and very involved for a long time.... say that over the past 1-2 years, via the internet, predominantly youtube, the awareness has been increased, therefore attracting a larger number of people interested in advanced speed bagging than ever before in history?

BAGS UP!

I'll defer to Alan, as he's been at this long before the internet was popular. I imagine it's had some effect. Certainly it has facilitated quicker learning in quite a few people!
TJ_MaTee
06-13-2010, 09:08 PM
I would say you're all correct, I first saw Spins speedbaggin' article in Modern Drummer, which in turn turned me on to Alan, Skunk, Dee, and the forum, Tim, Metaldad, Scissorhands, Deano, Biff, etc. etc. all via utube, and the forum. And yes, Alans Book and Videos "definitely" gave me "all" the inspiration and info that I needed. Not to mention everyone's help on the forum (from helping me get my platform setup, to "any other snag" that I ran into while first learning). This is testimony of what a great and positive thing the internet can be! "LIVE TO BAG, BAG TO LIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"