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Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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Location: Santa Cruz, CA
Posted:
hello everyone. i'm new to this board and hopefully soon-to-be new to the world of poi and firedancing. the only thing is i have no idea where to begin and noone i know firedances. so if anyone has any pointers for me or if anyone on this board is from santa cruz and wouldn't mind lending me a hand i'd appreciate it if you'd reply to this post or email me at re_@onebox.com. thanks
peace an' love-re
hello everyone. i'm new to this board and hopefully soon-to-be new to the world of poi and firedancing. the only thing is i have no idea where to begin and noone i know firedances. so if anyone has any pointers for me or if anyone on this board is from santa cruz and wouldn't mind lending me a hand i'd appreciate it if you'd reply to this post or email me at re_@onebox.com. thanks
peace an' love-reBRONZE Member
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Location: United Kingdom
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Location: United Kingdom
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hey man if you look right up there above this message some where it will say meet others...just run a search for santa cruz there are details of 6 ppl registered on home of poi in ur area.....good luck mate hope u get the help you wantpk
hey man if you look right up there above this message some where it will say meet others...just run a search for santa cruz there are details of 6 ppl registered on home of poi in ur area.....good luck mate hope u get the help you wantpk
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Location: Upland, CA., USA
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Location: Upland, CA., USA
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It's very simple. Just go down to Half Moon Bay beach any Friday or Saturday after sunset. Look for those circles of light. Join them.Maximus
It's very simple. Just go down to Half Moon Bay beach any Friday or Saturday after sunset. Look for those circles of light. Join them.Maximus
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Location: Staten Island, New York
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Location: Staten Island, New York
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I started soing poi around the beginning of august and i learned all myu moves from HOP. This site is a great site to start learning on how to spin.
I started soing poi around the beginning of august and i learned all myu moves from HOP. This site is a great site to start learning on how to spin.
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Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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Location: Santa Cruz, CA
Posted:
sorry for veering off topic here but... dj masta killa, what do you spin? i think it's very interesting how firedancing spans across so many different subcultures and is incorporaited with music (weither it be a drum circle or a beach rave) more often than not.
sorry for veering off topic here but... dj masta killa, what do you spin? i think it's very interesting how firedancing spans across so many different subcultures and is incorporaited with music (weither it be a drum circle or a beach rave) more often than not.
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Location: saltspring island, bc , kanada
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Location: saltspring island, bc , kanada
Posted:
hey knotty how do you jump into fire without getting burned??? it sounds like a cool trick
hey knotty how do you jump into fire without getting burned??? it sounds like a cool trick
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Location: London
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Location: London
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Spinning pans across many different cultures and subcultures - I mostly spin at workshops or trance parties, but have been known to get them out to play with at goth/industrial clubs! It really is something you can do near enough antwhere! I'd love to do it on a baech in summer tho - that's one of my resolutions!
Spinning pans across many different cultures and subcultures - I mostly spin at workshops or trance parties, but have been known to get them out to play with at goth/industrial clubs! It really is something you can do near enough antwhere! I'd love to do it on a baech in summer tho - that's one of my resolutions!
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