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it seems staff twirling has evolved into three main categories
Contact staff ,
Staff twirling/firedancing,
Staff juggling(rubber heart style)
Would people agree with this observation?
it seems staff twirling has evolved into three main categories
Contact staff ,
Staff twirling/firedancing,
Staff juggling(rubber heart style)
Would people agree with this observation?
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go for it
go for it
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thanks mcp
hopefully see you there
tim
thanks mcp
hopefully see you there
tim
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call me jelous
having to work when the sun is shining is just wrong especially sat here reading new ideas to try.........
but hey i guess i shouldnt let it get to me as PLAY is is comming
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Does anybody know why strugz is mooning T&B?
call me jelous
having to work when the sun is shining is just wrong especially sat here reading new ideas to try.........
but hey i guess i shouldnt let it get to me as PLAY is is comming
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sebastien is here! Rock! (from fenfire)
sebastien is here! Rock! (from fenfire)
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yeah, but simian has to do contact, and I have to do spinning...
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yeh i reckon they should thrown it down at play and battle it out hiphop style so each person get like 5 mins each 2/3 rounds and the winner is judged by crowd reaction lol
yeah, but simian has to do contact, and I have to do spinning...
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the one who gets the most confused looks? if so, i've got it in the bag
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and the winner is judged by crowd reaction
the one who gets the most confused looks? if so, i've got it in the bag
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this website does not recognise jason garfield.
this website does not recognise jason garfield.
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"jason garfield"
Who?
"viiiiiiiiiiiiiiideomeoooooo ooooor"
Huh?
"go for it "
Wha?
"jason garfield"
Who?
"viiiiiiiiiiiiiiideomeoooooo ooooor"
Huh?
"go for it "
Wha?
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ohhhh i think thats fair, what do u reckon simian?
Written by: mcpWritten by: simta
yeh i reckon they should thrown it down at play and battle it out hiphop style so each person get like 5 mins each 2/3 rounds and the winner is judged by crowd reaction lol
yeah, but simian has to do contact, and I have to do spinning...
ohhhh i think thats fair, what do u reckon simian?
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jason garfeild is very good juggler but a first class muppet if you ask me,he slags people off for fire juggling saying it is easy.i would love to see him do his five club routine at night with fire clubs..........not a chance in hell he would make it,
also if the garfield quote is a cheap shot at firestaff jugglers well the sticks he refers to are an old juggling prop very similar to a small thin juggling club and not evenly balaned long fire staffs such as annti uses
mcp is mastering a prop impossible?surely victor kee is a master of ball juggling as ronaldinio is a master of keepie uppies?
jason garfeild is very good juggler but a first class muppet if you ask me,he slags people off for fire juggling saying it is easy.i would love to see him do his five club routine at night with fire clubs..........not a chance in hell he would make it,
also if the garfield quote is a cheap shot at firestaff jugglers well the sticks he refers to are an old juggling prop very similar to a small thin juggling club and not evenly balaned long fire staffs such as annti uses
mcp is mastering a prop impossible?surely victor kee is a master of ball juggling as ronaldinio is a master of keepie uppies?
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But anthony gatto is surely better at some things than victor kees? So for victor kees to be a master he would have to be better than anybody at everything surely? And for anthony gatto to be a master he would have to be the same. He would also have to have mastered all the tricks nobody has invented yet.
Of course you could start qualifying the mastery that victor kees has. But then it's not the hardcore definition of mastery simian and me seem to have settled on.
But anthony gatto is surely better at some things than victor kees? So for victor kees to be a master he would have to be better than anybody at everything surely? And for anthony gatto to be a master he would have to be the same. He would also have to have mastered all the tricks nobody has invented yet.
Of course you could start qualifying the mastery that victor kees has. But then it's not the hardcore definition of mastery simian and me seem to have settled on.
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"i would love to see him do his five club routine at night with fire clubs..........not a chance in hell he would make it"
I have absolutly no disbelief that Mr Garfield would be able to do it. He would practice until he could do it without dropping before he showed anyone though.
"i would love to see him do his five club routine at night with fire clubs..........not a chance in hell he would make it"
I have absolutly no disbelief that Mr Garfield would be able to do it. He would practice until he could do it without dropping before he showed anyone though.
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ucof my point exactly fire juggling is harder
mcp.................your right as usual
but victor will always be a master in my eyes.............................................he's my hero
ucof my point exactly fire juggling is harder
mcp.................your right as usual
but victor will always be a master in my eyes.............................................he's my hero
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I've totally won this argument with simian...
Can we discuss style of contact now? And styles of spinning? That would be more interesting... And styles of spinning on the ground, and styles of throws, and styles of geeky ugly spinning...
I've totally won this argument with simian...
Can we discuss style of contact now? And styles of spinning? That would be more interesting... And styles of spinning on the ground, and styles of throws, and styles of geeky ugly spinning...
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those with stlye meg - dont need to talk about it
whoop whoop - im off to PLAY
those with stlye meg - dont need to talk about it
whoop whoop - im off to PLAY
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don't be a retard strugz. If there's ever to be any interesting discussion here in the staff forum, somebody has to start it... generally a total noob. But I was trying to break that trend.
don't be a retard strugz.
If there's ever to be any interesting discussion here in the staff forum, somebody has to start it... generally a total noob. But I was trying to break that trend. "the now legendary" - Kaskade
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oh yeh.....
my apologies, i never was any good at interesting discussion, but on a side note funny you should call me a retard as on one of my projects im running at the moment i am working with a guy named:
Geofrey Tard
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oh yeh.....
my apologies, i never was any good at interesting discussion, but on a side note funny you should call me a retard as on one of my projects im running at the moment i am working with a guy named:
Geofrey Tard
Unbelievable parents
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that's harsh!
We have a guy here who's changed his last name from elcock to williams. Understandable.
for offtopicness.
don't talk about your style then strugz... talk about the different styles you know / have seen...
that's harsh!
We have a guy here who's changed his last name from elcock to williams. Understandable.
don't talk about your style then strugz... talk about the different styles you know / have seen...
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Ok - getting on topic for a second:
as far as styles go, i personnaly believe that every spinner does have there own style - but it is not something that is distingtive until they start putting moves together.
I think this is because most things you learn - you learn static. Its when you start "moving" that your style develops.
I have spent alot of time studying contact staff over the years and it certanly has styles of sorts.... seporate from stand alone moves.
I feel that my style of staffing is very much based around "line, body movement" if im doing a "performing spin" then all of my movement follows that line to ensure the crowd see what i want them too.
This i find neatens up planes of contact and spinning alltogether.
However when practicing or playing i tend to loose this style and go for a more 360 random plane type approch, this is more for my own exploration of moves.
Once ive found things that work - then i try to adopt them to the performance style that i like to show off
make sense?
I may have just blabberd bullsh1te - but you pulled it out of me
So i guess what im saying i dont think styles are seporate sections of moves at all - i think they are a way you spin:
A - for yourself
B - for your surroundings
C - for the limits your body naturaly puts in place.
Now stop me making discussion, i liked being silly
Ok - getting on topic for a second:
as far as styles go, i personnaly believe that every spinner does have there own style - but it is not something that is distingtive until they start putting moves together.
I think this is because most things you learn - you learn static. Its when you start "moving" that your style develops.
I have spent alot of time studying contact staff over the years and it certanly has styles of sorts.... seporate from stand alone moves.
I feel that my style of staffing is very much based around "line, body movement" if im doing a "performing spin" then all of my movement follows that line to ensure the crowd see what i want them too.
This i find neatens up planes of contact and spinning alltogether.
However when practicing or playing i tend to loose this style and go for a more 360 random plane type approch, this is more for my own exploration of moves.
Once ive found things that work - then i try to adopt them to the performance style that i like to show off
make sense?
I may have just blabberd bullsh1te - but you pulled it out of me
So i guess what im saying i dont think styles are seporate sections of moves at all - i think they are a way you spin:
A - for yourself
B - for your surroundings
C - for the limits your body naturaly puts in place.
Now stop me making discussion, i liked being silly
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You're lucky, you get to go to play today or tomorrow or whatever, I get to go on friday night, so I have a week of work and boredom that I need an interesting discussion to think about...
I think everybody has their own style, but some people have more 'style' than others..
I think you can develop a style based on what movements you do, or a style based on movement, on a style based on well both. Maybe on other things too I don't know. I know I use the steve as a base move usually, doing one to pass to my otherhand or if I can't think of anything better, and sometimes trying to work other tricks in and out of it. I also usually never do any non symmetric movements if I can help it, and If I can't I like to balance it out by doing the other direction version. I might have a style of movement, but I don't know, I don't film myself spinning that much..
I almost never disregard planes. if I'm practising, I might use a crappy plane to aid my learning, but try and straighten it out. I don't generally just decide to keep going if my planes go to [censored]. I usually correct them. or curse.
planes while performing then aren't an issue. thou style while performing vs style while spinning for pleasure is a good debate in itself.
I would generally be the opposite. I know the audience generally doesn't give a todgers about planes so I can basically do whatever looks cool or will make them go OoooooOOooo. It's still dependent on what I want them to see, but sometimes I want them to see an atomic pattern, and sometimes I just want to do an outrageously long contact movement going through various planes.
thou for performance, and movement in general I really want to get a mindset whereby I thik about the circles the staff is making around me, combined with my body movement, rather than tricks on their own or movement on its own or circles on their own. I don't generally think about the circles at all.
You're lucky, you get to go to play today or tomorrow or whatever, I get to go on friday night, so I have a week of work and boredom that I need an interesting discussion to think about...
I think everybody has their own style, but some people have more 'style' than others..
I think you can develop a style based on what movements you do, or a style based on movement, on a style based on well both. Maybe on other things too I don't know. I know I use the steve as a base move usually, doing one to pass to my otherhand or if I can't think of anything better, and sometimes trying to work other tricks in and out of it. I also usually never do any non symmetric movements if I can help it, and If I can't I like to balance it out by doing the other direction version. I might have a style of movement, but I don't know, I don't film myself spinning that much..
I almost never disregard planes. if I'm practising, I might use a crappy plane to aid my learning, but try and straighten it out. I don't generally just decide to keep going if my planes go to [censored]. I usually correct them. or curse.
planes while performing then aren't an issue. thou style while performing vs style while spinning for pleasure is a good debate in itself.
I would generally be the opposite. I know the audience generally doesn't give a todgers about planes so I can basically do whatever looks cool or will make them go OoooooOOooo. It's still dependent on what I want them to see, but sometimes I want them to see an atomic pattern, and sometimes I just want to do an outrageously long contact movement going through various planes.
thou for performance, and movement in general I really want to get a mindset whereby I thik about the circles the staff is making around me, combined with my body movement, rather than tricks on their own or movement on its own or circles on their own. I don't generally think about the circles at all.
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you got style m8 - even without a stick in your hand, id thank your bitchin attitude and your quality hair for that
As for performance planes - id tend to agree that the audiance hasnt got a clue about a good or bad plane - what i try and put across to thwem is what i would like to see myself.......
I hate (actually thats too strong a word but.......) watching a spinner in the flow and you just think to yourself - turn round a bit, so i can see the patterns in all its glory
I guess i picked that attitude long ago from taking lots of fire photos - im my mind i know what looks good, so i guess ive carried that on.
As for spinning circles - haha, that is something ive long forgotten too - im very much interested in the shapes you make with a striaght edge and your body - circels are part of the pattern you can form, but by using off centre grips and isolated arm movements the patters you can make qwith a stick are endless.
Its funny, talking like this i realise how much i love staff...... i want to go outside and play now
Thanks for making me talk / think about what i do Meg, its usually something i just laugh about and dont take that seriously
(from a discussion point a view anyway)
Hopefully someone will jump in here when i leave tonight to relieve your boredom till friday!
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Written by: mcp
I might have a style of movement, but I don't know, I don't film myself spinning that much..
you got style m8 - even without a stick in your hand, id thank your bitchin attitude and your quality hair for that
As for performance planes - id tend to agree that the audiance hasnt got a clue about a good or bad plane - what i try and put across to thwem is what i would like to see myself.......
I hate (actually thats too strong a word but.......) watching a spinner in the flow and you just think to yourself - turn round a bit, so i can see the patterns in all its glory
I guess i picked that attitude long ago from taking lots of fire photos - im my mind i know what looks good, so i guess ive carried that on.
As for spinning circles - haha, that is something ive long forgotten too - im very much interested in the shapes you make with a striaght edge and your body - circels are part of the pattern you can form, but by using off centre grips and isolated arm movements the patters you can make qwith a stick are endless.
Its funny, talking like this i realise how much i love staff...... i want to go outside and play now
Thanks for making me talk / think about what i do Meg, its usually something i just laugh about and dont take that seriously
(from a discussion point a view anyway)
Hopefully someone will jump in here when i leave tonight to relieve your boredom till friday!
Did you realise we will have:
MCP
T&B
Bluecat
Sandy
Meast
Imakode
Strugz
Simian
Chronofracture
Mynci
(and many more)
all in one place
oh and i have a bucket load of video cameras , seeing as you dont do much filming of yourself eh
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That's what hecklin' for! use your voice, or alternatively, your FEET!
when I'm 'flowing' (gay) I don't give a
about what the audience thinks or where they are. All that concerns me is generally creating a nice 'melody' of tricks and movement. (flowery hippy stuff, I know )
! All those people are going to be there! Holy ! This is bigger than 9/11!
and like, hair wtf.. that's not a style dude... and I have a hat now... yay!
thinking is the best part of staff I think, apart from the non thinking bit...
EDITED_BY: mcp (1150816186)
Written by: strugz
I hate (actually thats too strong a word but.......) watching a spinner in the flow and you just think to yourself - turn round a bit, so i can see the patterns in all its glory
That's what hecklin' for!
use your voice, or alternatively, your FEET! when I'm 'flowing' (gay) I don't give a
about what the audience thinks or where they are. All that concerns me is generally creating a nice 'melody' of tricks and movement. (flowery hippy stuff, I know ) ! All those people are going to be there! Holy ! This is bigger than 9/11! and like, hair wtf.. that's not a style dude... and I have a hat now... yay!
thinking is the best part of staff I think, apart from the non thinking bit...
EDITED_BY: mcp (1150816186)
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3 styles of staff = good, bad and ugly
strugz...dude you are all 3
3 styles of staff = good, bad and ugly
strugz...dude you are all 3
A couple of balls short of a full cascade... or maybe a few cards short of a deck... we'll see how this all fans out.
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Dude that was actually funny
Dude that was actually funny
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thanks...I think
thanks...I think
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What?!?!? On what planet???
Is that because of your incredible killing blow:
Do you have ANYTHING to back that up?
No. You don't.
and the council is going to send you a fixed penalty notice for fly-tipping because of all the RUBBISH coming out of your MOUTH 
see. endless. Some people get what i'm talking about...
On an entirely seperate note:
Style = Specialization?
Does style naturally develop as a result of what you don't learn, as much as what you do?
And yes, i'm very excited about play
Written by: mcp
I've totally won this argument with simian...
What?!?!? On what planet???
Is that because of your incredible killing blow:
Written by: meggano
There are degrees of infinity. Real infinity and Integer infinity. If you could count to the 'end' of infinity, it would take you longer to count to the end of Real infinity, than integer infinity. That's how I can compare 'mastery' of spinning and contact. (and I'll bet you can guess which way round my analogy is.)
Do you have ANYTHING to back that up?
No. You don't.
and the council is going to send you a fixed penalty notice for fly-tipping because of all the RUBBISH coming out of your MOUTH
Written by: strugz
As for spinning circles - haha, that is something ive long forgotten too - im very much interested in the shapes you make with a striaght edge and your body - circels are part of the pattern you can form, but by using off centre grips and isolated arm movements the patters you can make qwith a stick are endless.
see. endless. Some people get what i'm talking about...
On an entirely seperate note:
Style = Specialization?
Does style naturally develop as a result of what you don't learn, as much as what you do?
And yes, i'm
very excited about play "Switching between different kinds of chuu chuu sometimes gives this "urgh wtf?" effect because it's giving people the phi phenomenon."
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well, I obviously gave you too much credit. It's all thanks to Mr Cantor, and set theory. Thou the diagonals way of explaining it made most sense to me. but if you'd have thought about it for like ONE second, you would have discovered that you can fit the entirity of the integers inbetween 0 and 1, thanks to decimal places...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph-null
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantor%27s_diagonal_argument
so yes indeed, there is infinity, and then there is INFINITY! :P
simian = teh lose.
Jesus, it's getting a bit crap when I have to be the clever one. I mean really!
endless : as for your other argument... Ah falling back onto dance and movement. Got bored of your easy spinning moves again?
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"Does style naturally develop as a result of what you don't learn, as much as what you do? "
rather: what you don't Do, as much as what you do... rather than learn I would say. Thou in terms of movement, you can usually tell when someone has studied a martial art, as their style betrays them. I haven't seen enough dancers to say the same of dance.
Plus with most people they stop at the learning phase. and never get to the point where's they've learnt enough to develop a style. (IMO)
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Is that because of your incredible killing blow:Written by: meggano
There are degrees of infinity. Real infinity and Integer infinity. If you could count to the 'end' of infinity, it would take you longer to count to the end of Real infinity, than integer infinity. That's how I can compare 'mastery' of spinning and contact. (and I'll bet you can guess which way round my analogy is.)
Do you have ANYTHING to back that up?
No. You don't.
well, I obviously gave you too much credit. It's all thanks to Mr Cantor, and set theory. Thou the diagonals way of explaining it made most sense to me. but if you'd have thought about it for like ONE second, you would have discovered that you can fit the entirity of the integers inbetween 0 and 1, thanks to decimal places...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph-null
and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantor%27s_diagonal_argument
so yes indeed, there is infinity, and then there is INFINITY! :P
simian = teh lose.
Jesus, it's getting a bit crap when I have to be the clever one. I mean really!
endless : as for your other argument... Ah falling back onto dance and movement. Got bored of your easy spinning moves again?
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"Does style naturally develop as a result of what you don't learn, as much as what you do? "
rather: what you don't Do, as much as what you do... rather than learn I would say. Thou in terms of movement, you can usually tell when someone has studied a martial art, as their style betrays them. I haven't seen enough dancers to say the same of dance.
Plus with most people they stop at the learning phase. and never get to the point where's they've learnt enough to develop a style. (IMO)
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big and good and broken
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Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
big and good and broken
7,330 posts
Location: lunn dunn, yoo kay, United Kingdom
Posted:
you two aren't arguing about anything any more.
you've descended into just spouting random crap about how rubbish the other's opinions are
it was obvious from the beginning that youn were both wrong but it was funny back then.
its beginning to hurt my teeth watching you trying to bolster your weak cases over and over with little more than abunch of rhetoric.
personally, i agree with strugz
at least they didn't name him leo...
cole. x
you two aren't arguing about anything any more.
you've descended into just spouting random crap about how rubbish the other's opinions are
it was obvious from the beginning that youn were both wrong but it was funny back then.
its beginning to hurt my teeth watching you trying to bolster your weak cases over and over with little more than abunch of rhetoric.
personally, i agree with strugz
Written by: strugz
Geofrey Tard
at least they didn't name him leo...
cole. x
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,099 posts
Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,099 posts
Location: Bideford and Bath, United Kingdom
Posted:
holy funking sex!!!
this is gonna be staff heaven and more
Written by: strugz
Did you realise we will have:
MCP
T&B
Bluecat
Sandy
Meast
Imakode
Strugz
Simian
Chronofracture
Mynci
(and many more)
all in one place
holy funking sex!!!
this is gonna be staff heaven and more
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