Forums > Advanced Poi Moves > Horizontal cateye help!
Login/Join to ParticipateSILVER Member
journeyman
88 posts
Location: USA
journeyman
88 posts
Location: USA
Posted:
Ive got the regular cateye down i just cant figure it out horizontaly can anyone help?
Ive got the regular cateye down i just cant figure it out horizontaly can anyone help?
PLATINUM Member
bastard child of satan
1,113 posts
Location: Raanana, Israel
bastard child of satan
1,113 posts
Location: Raanana, Israel
Posted:
I try to break it down to 2 horizontal floats, with the poi doing a half circle on each side. Then try to change your hand path into a unit circle, rather than a set of lines.
I try to break it down to 2 horizontal floats, with the poi doing a half circle on each side. Then try to change your hand path into a unit circle, rather than a set of lines.
SILVER Member
Resident Demolitions Expert
103 posts
Location: San Francisco, Ca, USA
Resident Demolitions Expert
103 posts
Location: San Francisco, Ca, USA
Posted:
Try taking your vertical cateye, and shift it little by little so it goes diagonal, then eventually horizontal. Make sure to try to keep the circular motion with your hands, though you will notice that as you shift towards horizontal, the tension points move, and they go from 2 (or 1 if you have a really clean cateye) to 3 for the horizontal one.
Definitely do this one poi at a time, before trying to incorporate two hands.
Try taking your vertical cateye, and shift it little by little so it goes diagonal, then eventually horizontal. Make sure to try to keep the circular motion with your hands, though you will notice that as you shift towards horizontal, the tension points move, and they go from 2 (or 1 if you have a really clean cateye) to 3 for the horizontal one.
Definitely do this one poi at a time, before trying to incorporate two hands.
SILVER Member
journeyman
88 posts
Location: USA
journeyman
88 posts
Location: USA
Posted:
Thanks people ill def try these out!
Thanks people ill def try these out!
SILVER Member
Rampant whirler.
2,418 posts
Location: Geelong, Victoria, Australia!
Rampant whirler.
2,418 posts
Location: Geelong, Victoria, Australia!
Posted:
Grab a staff and try doing horizontal line isolations, to get the feel for it as well.
Line isolations are expanded cateye movements. ^_^
Grab a staff and try doing horizontal line isolations, to get the feel for it as well.
Line isolations are expanded cateye movements. ^_^
PLATINUM Member
bastard child of satan
1,113 posts
Location: Raanana, Israel
bastard child of satan
1,113 posts
Location: Raanana, Israel
Posted:
^^ That's a good one, MNS. Alternatively you can do the same with a club, which is essentially a hard poi.
^^ That's a good one, MNS. Alternatively you can do the same with a club, which is essentially a hard poi.
GOLD Member
You cant teach stupid.
106 posts
Location: Maine, USA
You cant teach stupid.
106 posts
Location: Maine, USA
Posted:
Originally Posted By: _Poiboy_^^ That's a good one, MNS. Alternatively you can do the same with a club, which is essentially a hard poi.
My thoughts exactly.
EDITED_BY: Dave Statik (1297192760)
Originally Posted By: _Poiboy_^^ That's a good one, MNS. Alternatively you can do the same with a club, which is essentially a hard poi.
My thoughts exactly.
EDITED_BY: Dave Statik (1297192760)
Similar Topics
Using the keywords [horizontal cateye] we found the following existing topics.
- Forums > horizontal cateye help [6 replies]
- Forums > Horizontal cateye help! [6 replies]
- Forums > trouble learning combos [1 reply]
Show more..
© 1998 - 2026 Home of Poi
All prices converted to United States dollars using XE.com