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KrisKrosLive and Breath 2 posts Location: The Alps, France
Posted: Hi there,
Picked up Poi years ago but never learnt much beyond a 3 beat weave. I've been trying some new moves like high/low and tuck turns...which after an hour of being thoroughly confused they suddenly clicked!
Next thing i tried was chasing the sun, per the vid on here. seems i constnatly hit myself when my hands "flop" over my shoulders.
If with a forward spin on my left side it's usually the left poi that hits me square in the back or gets wrapped up with my right poi, i figure this is because its not travelling properly on back (?) plane...
any tips to help out? EDITED_BY: KrisKros (1290029482)
I am Free.
JuggleSeanGOLD Member Ooops 116 posts Location: EARTH, USA
Posted: Hello Friend,
Welcome back to playing poi, poi has missed you since the 3 beat weave you learned years ago! If the high/low turns you speak of are what I call hip/shoulder reels, then you are very close to chasing the sun. It helps to be able to transition from shoulder reels into hip reels in one 360 degree turn (see this video and be able to do everything in it
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After you can smoothly do reels, just stop spinning with them, and do them facing a wall plane. I think of chasing the sun as doing a same time shoulder reel extension while facing the wall plane, keeping your feet planted. I don't know if any of this makes any since, or helps at all, but I wish you the best of luck. Keep spinning and having fun. EDITED_BY: OhioSean (1290062445) EDIT_REASON: poor spelling
Groovy
KrisKrosLive and Breath 2 posts Location: The Alps, France
Posted: Makes alot of sense, will put in a few hours on this when i get chance. No acces to a comp for a few days, so i'm working on 5 bt weave
Thanks for the tip and the link! Will let you know how i get on.
I am Free.
astonSILVER Member Unofficial Chairperson of Squirrel Defense League 4,061 posts Location: South Africa
Posted: Try with one poi at a time. It may help.
'We're all mad here. I'm mad, you're mad." [said the Cat.] "How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice. "You must be," said the Cat, "Or you wouldn't have come here." - Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland
JaredWSILVER Member enthusiast 375 posts Location: Flying south for the winter., USA
Posted: Just twist your torso a bit.
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