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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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172 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
Just uploaded a couple of meteor vids into my member gallery:
https://www.homeofpoi.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=7009
There's a hand contact one and routine vid.
I'm not happy with the routine vid because i've not included any helicopter plane stuff. I shall endeavour to get that on camera to replace this one.
Just uploaded a couple of meteor vids into my member gallery:
https://www.homeofpoi.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=7009
There's a hand contact one and routine vid.
I'm not happy with the routine vid because i've not included any helicopter plane stuff. I shall endeavour to get that on camera to replace this one.
Geez, I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.
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384 posts
Location: West LA
384 posts
Location: West LA
Posted:
First of all - very nice vids
Second - the suggestions:
Meteor:
Contact is really nice - imo you can try more complex contact routines
Go for 2 meteors - its good for coordination and basic practice
Ideas:
Only thumbend leading (for what I have seen) wich gives the whole routine a 2 beat rhythm.
Splittime is quite often off - meteors can be held exactly like a staff, only with a little bit more finetuning
Poi:
The under the leg looks a little bit uncomfortable but very nice
BHB try to keep the timing, playing really slow helps imo
Try to keep your spine straight, otherwise it looks like they play with you and not you with the Poi
keep on spinning
andy
First of all - very nice vids
Second - the suggestions:
Meteor:
Contact is really nice - imo you can try more complex contact routines
Go for 2 meteors - its good for coordination and basic practice
Ideas:
Only thumbend leading (for what I have seen) wich gives the whole routine a 2 beat rhythm.
Splittime is quite often off - meteors can be held exactly like a staff, only with a little bit more finetuning
Poi:
The under the leg looks a little bit uncomfortable but very nice
BHB try to keep the timing, playing really slow helps imo
Try to keep your spine straight, otherwise it looks like they play with you and not you with the Poi
keep on spinning
andy
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172 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
member
172 posts
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
Always keen to hear suggestions.
Yeah I don't do much leading with the small finger side of my hand. Any time i get into that hand position, it's usually by mistake. I've got no problems coming back out though.
Thanks.
Always keen to hear suggestions.
Yeah I don't do much leading with the small finger side of my hand. Any time i get into that hand position, it's usually by mistake. I've got no problems coming back out though.
Thanks.
Geez, I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.
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