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147 posts
Location: In Melbourne at the moment, Australia
*.. If ya can't be Good, Be Good at it..*
147 posts
Location: In Melbourne at the moment, Australia
Posted:
Hey Guys
IM getting to the stage now, were im doing the same moves over and over again and im not lerning anything new but at the same time im getting better but more fluent with the moves i know already The style i use is just spinnig the staffs but i have seen a style where you use the staffs like pois and like the staffs are to gether (ON COL3 you see Pyroteachnic)
I like his style as well...im lerning both my style and his style, but, im still not lerning anything new...As a trick
I don't know what to do
Cheers LOKI
Hey Guys
IM getting to the stage now, were im doing the same moves over and over again and im not lerning anything new but at the same time im getting better but more fluent with the moves i know already The style i use is just spinnig the staffs but i have seen a style where you use the staffs like pois and like the staffs are to gether (ON COL3 you see Pyroteachnic)
I like his style as well...im lerning both my style and his style, but, im still not lerning anything new...As a trick
I don't know what to do
Cheers LOKI
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Trick ferret on the making hehe!!!!
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Posted:
Travel. At least within Australia, but international travel is the best for seeing totally different styles.
Try new simple things, most of my moves have come from very simple roots. Things like hold the staves at 1/3 or 2/3 instead of in the middle (1/2) can give you lots of nice Snake moves.
Learn other tools. Lots of Poi moves translate to Doubles. Lots of Club moves too, once you start finger spinning.
If you arent already, explore throws and body rolls and contacty stuff...
Learn to juggle 3 short staves
hope that helps,
Josh
Travel. At least within Australia, but international travel is the best for seeing totally different styles.
Try new simple things, most of my moves have come from very simple roots. Things like hold the staves at 1/3 or 2/3 instead of in the middle (1/2) can give you lots of nice Snake moves.
Learn other tools. Lots of Poi moves translate to Doubles. Lots of Club moves too, once you start finger spinning.
If you arent already, explore throws and body rolls and contacty stuff...
Learn to juggle 3 short staves
hope that helps,
Josh
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*.. If ya can't be Good, Be Good at it..*
147 posts
Location: In Melbourne at the moment, Australia
*.. If ya can't be Good, Be Good at it..*
147 posts
Location: In Melbourne at the moment, Australia
Posted:
Hey thanks bro i need that...i'll take in what you said and try these other things
thanx LOKI
Hey thanks bro i need that...i'll take in what you said and try these other things
thanx LOKI
watching the world go by!!!!
Trick ferret on the making hehe!!!!
Everybodyknows me as (TriX)
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