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Pali
GOLD Member since Jan 2003

Pali

journeyman
Location: Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Total posts: 84

Posted:11th Sep 2004Could use some help here...

I've been working each arm individually and can get my poi moving right if my thumbs are up. When I turn my thumbs down, which I know I must in order to join the two comfortably, I completely lose the ability to bring the poi up to the higher plane.

Anyone who's got this have a tip for me in this step of corkscrew evolution?

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Rev
BRONZE Member since Mar 2003

Rev

Bastard Newbie Messiah
Location: Apparently lost in my ego

Total posts: 1269

Posted:13th Sep 2004the best thing I can say is start with doign a corkscrew with one hand btb... kinda to the rear side a bit.. and then on top of that.. you can take those motions and learn them in front of you.. (the way the hands spin..) because doing the btb cork hands don't necessarily work out the same.. not that the motion is not the same its a matter of keeping and conrtolling the cirlce that is differnt.. but all the same, it can be pracitced up front..

sorry I'm not much help still..

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Psyri
SILVER Member since Apr 2003

Psyri

artisan
Location: Berkshire, UK

Total posts: 1576

Posted:14th Sep 2004why do I get back breaking imagery here? It sounds interesting for me to try but would you advise I get a bit flexible first? Well more than I am now???

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coleman
SILVER Member since Aug 2002

coleman

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Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay

Total posts: 7330

Posted:14th Sep 2004there is a lovely move to stretch you out in dervishly yers by meenik ubblove

been meaning to learn it for *ages* but never got round to it.
around 2:55 on the video smile

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bluecat

geek, level 1
Location: everywhere

Total posts: 5300

Posted:14th Sep 2004or at 5.02 in Black and blue(full version) there is an all the way round btb corkscrew. not quite what you are trying but nearly......

with a description of it here about 10 posts in i think. inspired by meeniks manoova.

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mech
BRONZE Member since Jun 2003

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