Whats your faveorite move?

So, i was wondering what everyones faveorite move is?
i know theres alot of them, but try to think of one haha

really enjoying goofy flowers at the moment

Honestly, turns are my favorite if we're going just by how much I like to do them. Just in general, reel turns, flower turns, turns with weird degrees of twist, floor plane flowers... I just like nailing a turn. Runners up are any kind of stall, and split-opp/split-opp antispin wall plane flowers.

All of them.

for me at the moment it would be reverse behind the back weave

I can't say I have a favorite move, ever really. The closest I could come might be a continuous one hand spiral wrap or this meltdown reel thingy that just has a huge feeling of wind and unwinding. More so than anything I've ever used. Of couse I might just have to say whirling. I love whirling it's such a great feeling especially when you put a little jump in it like you're running. It all depends on what the music is making me feel at the given point in time. My spinning is highly centered on emotion.

spiral wraps!

I LOOOVVVEEEE the transfer between the reverse and forward 3 beat weave. So many different combinations can be built off of it ^_^

I like doing 3beat weave with my hoops

I have one with double staff, but no idea what to call it. Also a crowd favorite.

My favorite move is a waistwrap extension crosser thing that I do.

isolation 3 petal antispin hybrid so fun!

Wall plane antispin flower. Split time opposite direction

a simple pirohette. (did I spell that right?) Seems easy to spin around with arms extended, but to do it smoothly, gracefully, and transition into other moves is trickier than you'd think. So many times it just looks rushed or offplane.

I still dont have it down pat, but Im still enjoying that the most right now.

Pirouette I think.

And they are indeed awesome.

i think stops

or floats

i think the isolated wheel plane flower is awesome. i can do that quite well now.

at the moment a double behind the back stall and using them to transition between wall and wheel plane

This thingy where the poi are split-time same direction and from in front of me they go under my legs, and I jump and roll in the air.

right now my favorite thing is throws but unfortunately there is snow outside and i am not about to go throw my flowlights around in the snow

The moves that are my favorite are usually the ones I'm trying to learn. At the moment that's turning with the BTB 3 beat weave and pendulum moves a la G

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utSSvlKZF6s

I'm starting to become more comfortable with the pendulum stuff but the BTB stuff I find challenging. But one day it will be mine .... oh yes it will be mine, muh ha ha ha ha!

After everything poi and I have seen together, my favorite is still the 4-petal antispin flower on the wheel plane; they're soooo pretty. Pirouetting with them is fun, too.

^^^I think I have to agree actually. I love pirouetting with antispin flowers. Now that it's getting warm slowly. I can start practicing turning with them while keeping them on the same plane. hopefully I can still do it badly so I can avoid smacking my head repeatedly.

I'm not too great yet at BTB stuff like that yet... YET... but, I just came up with an interesting (I think) variation on what G's going over in that video...
At the moment I'm trying to figure out how to explain it in words, and kind of annoyed I can't film it to look at later.

I guess... Instead of doing (arms split-same) the pendulum down into outspin up through anti-spin back into pendulum, I'm doing (arms split-opposite, so they meet pointing left, then right) the pendulum down into outspin up through inspin (2 quick inspin beats then pendulum) and back into pendulum.
It feels a little funny because you need to speed up the inspin beats as it takes longer to do 2 inspin petals than to do 2 antispin petals....

In retrospect, after typing all of this out, I guess I'm doing a split-opposides inspin wallplan flower with alternating pendulums, not sure if that's an easier way to describe it... I really need to buy a camera one of these days.

P.S. I'm tired, so... sorry for rambling on and on and on and... =)

without anydoubt my favoite move is orbitals. Ihave found about 10 different ways to enter into my orbital, and i love the different ways i can play with the orbital, or use the orbital for a fire jump rope. Fun stuff.

Butterfly Tangles, Meltdown antispins, and all the flowers.

I do love antispin flowers, though in practice I try to avoid them for the most part--just because they're easy to overuse. But yeah, nothing quite like whirling around with a split-same or split-op antispin.

btb to front air wraps or maybe reverse spin hyper loop with half pirouette pulled into an orbital

My favorite move category I guess, is wall plane flower and lockout combinations XD they're a lot of fun, very visually appealing and have a lot of options to work with

that I can do right now: four-petal antispin wall plane flowers. the ones where you start and end with arms crossed. usually doing extensions to get back to the starting point, or sometimes doing a "box" stall and reversing direction. depends on how I feel!

either that or psuedo-isolations, I've been playing a lot with those lately and they're fun because you can create so many unique patterns with them and they're extremely easy to learn if you have good plane control. I'm talking about the ones where you pick a direction, then move your hand rapidly in a straight line as soon as your poi is pointing in that direction, causing your poi to stall for a second and then continue spinning. hard to describe but alien jon teaches them a lot and they are more or less the opposite of pulsing.

that I haven't learned yet: I saw someone doing some really cool 3D poi last weekend. she would start with one poi in front, one in back, do one petal of antispin in the horizontal plane to switch them, then stall out and reverse. it didn't look terribly difficult but it will take some practice being able to stay on that horizontal plane. definitely need to learn that one!

3D flowers. I'm obsessed.

My favorite move I can't do is kate mccoy's triquetra archer weave thing.

i dont really have a favorite move per say but if i had to say along the lines of i do it more then others it would either be a hyper loop thread the needle all variations or sprial and inf spiral wraps. also working on the shotgun wrap once i get it down it will be up there as well!

I would say I definitely do too many spiral wraps just because it was the first thing I learned after the basics and always thought it looked cool as hell. as for favorite though, I like trying to incorporate floats into my spinning and have actually came up with a float style flower I havent seen anybody do. (I'm sure somebody has done them but, I haven't seen any videos of it.)

I now think there is nothing more fun than pentagram unit circle hybrids. I feel like a ninja when i do them.

I had to add this post and what I have to say is really NOT that exciting, but I just LOVE behind the back waist wrapping. It just FEEEEEELS so good to do doesn't it? Or is that just me?
Either way if I spent as much time on other moves I could be good by now.. lol

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idk why but i love stall's (:

Most definitely a 4 pedal anti spin fountain. It's a real crowd pleaser when i do a basic iso in front of me, then step to the side and go into it.

I love doing crossers out into an antispin fountain. Just something about it feels so smooth