#153142 - 06/04/02 12:38 AM
Need some basic advice
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Registered: 05/04/02
Loc: Brisbane, Australia
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Okay, just be nice to me because I am just beginning, I bought my first pois at the Byron Bay markets the other day and I have just started using some things I learnt when I was travelling and the lessons on this sit, I am still getting the hang of that mexican wave thing YEAH I SAID I WAS JUST STARTING, I ment that.I can do other things of course but I am just doing the lessons in order so I wont move on until I get this one down. ANYWAY, so back to my questions, the pois I bought are made from courdroy sacks of sand with ribbons attached and all the wires and what not. ANYWAY, they looked really cool when I bought them but when I started using them for certain moves I found the ribbons to be a little bit unpractical, I have managed to stop the pois colliding but the ribbons catch on the ends and screw everything up. SO I have been wrapping the ribbons up to do those certain moves but I guess I just want to know are the ribbons always going to collide or is a case of practise makes perfect? I dont want to cut them off because they are fine for any moves were the ribbons dont go near each other just those butterfly ones. Allright, I guess thats it for now, hope someone can get back to be on that. Bye!
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#153145 - 08/04/02 10:54 PM
Re: Need some basic advice
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Registered: 09/01/01
Loc: Bristol / London / Norwich / C...
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#153149 - 13/04/02 07:07 AM
Re: Need some basic advice
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Registered: 04/04/02
Loc: fairieland
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Kiri, I also learned the same as you I just went throught the moves in order and in two weeks of being unemployed I learned them all. except the BTB stuff it still pisses me off ![[Mad]](images/icons/mad.gif) . I am new just like you, but i found the one handed to be pretty easy once you have the butterfly pretty good. i found the trick to be your right hand is slightly in front of the left in a butterfly so i just slid the handle of the left hand in between my right pinky and ring finger. The key is to keep both ahnds going in the same pattern. And I noticed that my hand was slightly tipped forward so that the original right poi was always in front of the original left poi. I hope this helps and good luck. If not I'm sure one of the more experienced people will help you, they're all great. Molly
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