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342 posts
Location: Vermont, USA
342 posts
Location: Vermont, USA
Posted:
help, i need good sources on history of poi, staff, meteor, breathing, ect... and stuff about the subculture currently surrounding them. i also need sites about pyromania and the effect of fire on the brain
help, i need good sources on history of poi, staff, meteor, breathing, ect... and stuff about the subculture currently surrounding them. i also need sites about pyromania and the effect of fire on the brain
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2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
not with cactus
2,052 posts
Location: bristol/ southern eastern devon, United Kingdom
Posted:
im pretty sure this site has some information on history of poi.... *has a nose around*
yep
go to where it says 'home of poi' at the top left of this page and click on 'what is poi?' and there is lots of information there, and another link to more history information
happy searching.
im pretty sure this site has some information on history of poi.... *has a nose around*
yep
go to where it says 'home of poi' at the top left of this page and click on 'what is poi?' and there is lots of information there, and another link to more history information
happy searching.
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141 posts
Location: England
141 posts
Location: England
Posted:
As poi is a Maori thing you could probably find loads of information if you search under that on the web. I know most libraries have information about it too.
As poi is a Maori thing you could probably find loads of information if you search under that on the web. I know most libraries have information about it too.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,252 posts
Location: sheffield, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,252 posts
Location: sheffield, United Kingdom
Posted:
To what extent do people see the origins of poi as being Maori?
I know that it's were they started, and where the name comes from, but what they actually did with poi doesn't seem very similar to what people are doing with them now.
I'm not wanting to take anything away from the Maori origins; but it does seem that so much has been contributed, in terms of technical moves, as well as the developing poi culture and philosophy, since they went global, that what we see as spinning today is largely independant of them.
To what extent do people see the origins of poi as being Maori?
I know that it's were they started, and where the name comes from, but what they actually did with poi doesn't seem very similar to what people are doing with them now.
I'm not wanting to take anything away from the Maori origins; but it does seem that so much has been contributed, in terms of technical moves, as well as the developing poi culture and philosophy, since they went global, that what we see as spinning today is largely independant of them.
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ZORT!
3,045 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
ZORT!
3,045 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
anyways, if you want im happy to up something for you about spinning and the 'subculture' as i see it in sydney. pm me if your interested.
also, you may find this link very useful
the london factor
posted by NYC, it goes into what he sees the important factors in technical ability in the london spinning community.
good luck.
quote:i dont possess a brain.....
effect of fire on the brain
anyways, if you want im happy to up something for you about spinning and the 'subculture' as i see it in sydney. pm me if your interested.
also, you may find this link very useful
the london factor
posted by NYC, it goes into what he sees the important factors in technical ability in the london spinning community.
good luck.
"Here kitty kitty...." - Schroedinger.
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Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Posted:
Club swinging's also worth looking at. If you look around the web there's loads of history on it. I know it's not the same but modern poi resembles it more than my impression of what Maori poi was....this is an impression I've gotten from what other people have said, so no offense to anyone.
Club swinging's also worth looking at. If you look around the web there's loads of history on it. I know it's not the same but modern poi resembles it more than my impression of what Maori poi was....this is an impression I've gotten from what other people have said, so no offense to anyone.
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