Forums > Beginner Poi Moves > Has anyone tried butterfly weave?
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Location: panama
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Location: panama
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Last week i tried this ummm butterfly on my left side and then i start alternating the butterfly from right to the left really fastbut i pass firts one poi then the other and it looks like a weave but with the pois going in different directions... Also i start doing 360 degrees turnings doing that and likea butterfly fountain??? kinda like it hahahaha dunno
im pretty sure this have done before by someone of you but i wonder how it looks :/If someone done it how it looks ;o
Last week i tried this ummm butterfly on my left side and then i start alternating the butterfly from right to the left really fastbut i pass firts one poi then the other and it looks like a weave but with the pois going in different directions... Also i start doing 360 degrees turnings doing that and likea butterfly fountain??? kinda like it hahahaha dunno
im pretty sure this have done before by someone of you but i wonder how it looks :/If someone done it how it looks ;oDance like if noone were watching you
AlterEgo
128 posts
Location: Londonish
128 posts
Location: Londonish
Posted:
Yep, got this one on my cards, and seen a couple of people do it. Jo Derry does it in one of his videos, split time as well I think.It looks good
Yep, got this one on my cards, and seen a couple of people do it. Jo Derry does it in one of his videos, split time as well I think.It looks good
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poo-bah
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Location: Austin TX USA
1,015 posts
Location: Austin TX USA
Posted:
Yeah, it's a nice move. If you work on the timing, you can bring both chains across together. Just remember to keep the opposite-side hand forward and above the same-side hand. The hand motion as you cross over is somewhat similar to sliding your hands along the top of a car's steering wheel.
Yeah, it's a nice move. If you work on the timing, you can bring both chains across together. Just remember to keep the opposite-side hand forward and above the same-side hand. The hand motion as you cross over is somewhat similar to sliding your hands along the top of a car's steering wheel.
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old hand
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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wow, thats a perfect explanation------------------[]Dhuong-Vu Truong==== []Dhunky ====
wow, thats a perfect explanation
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Location: Albany,New York, USA
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Location: Albany,New York, USA
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yes!!!! good explanation, this is just a variation of the horizontal mexican weave, is it no??? its just vertical!!!! its a really easy move and it looks really good!!
yes!!!! good explanation, this is just a variation of the horizontal mexican weave, is it no??? its just vertical!!!! its a really easy move and it looks really good!!
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old hand
877 posts
Location: Edmonton, AB
877 posts
Location: Edmonton, AB
Posted:
I wouldn't say that is a variation of a horizontal mexican wave but probably along the same lines. The equivalent horizontal move would be a a horizontal butterfly over your head and then bring it down so it changes directions near your chest and repeat.Other equivalents that people may not knowcorkscrew= horizontal figure 8windmill= figure 8 above your headso anyways, its all about the figure 8's and where you put it
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I wouldn't say that is a variation of a horizontal mexican wave but probably along the same lines. The equivalent horizontal move would be a a horizontal butterfly over your head and then bring it down so it changes directions near your chest and repeat.Other equivalents that people may not knowcorkscrew= horizontal figure 8windmill= figure 8 above your headso anyways, its all about the figure 8's and where you put it
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