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Posted: Behind the scene, there were allready progression in GS community. Looking for source of inspiration, here you'll wind sort of new body movement and new family inspiration in glowsticking and freehand.
squidBRONZE Member sanguine 382 posts Location: sur, USA
Posted: Ok, I have never been good at following your text descriptions. Its beautiful theory, but above my head.
So, a Q: Are the Gumbies like the behind the back airwraps that they were doing in the 2nd vid? Or were the the kind of over-the-shoulder spiral wraps that were brought back to the front?
Thanks for the visuals though. It does help me a bit. Its such a different animal (glowsticking) from modern poi. I've never really paid it much mind up till now, but it is really beautiful to watch.
"to a man whose only tool is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail." Abraham Maslow