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stranger
3 posts
Location: USA
stranger
3 posts
Location: USA
Posted:
Hi. I'm preparing to teach a workshop on poi movement. I've taught many individuals moves over the years, but this will be my first formal workshop.
I want to teach poi spinners how to be "poi dancers" or "movement artist"
and how to look move like a performer and less like a decoration on stage.
I want this to be a workshop that people of all experience levels will benefit from.
Any tips or ideas on what I should cover, which moves to teach, or anything else would be greatly appreciated.
thank you in advanced for your time
Hi. I'm preparing to teach a workshop on poi movement. I've taught many individuals moves over the years, but this will be my first formal workshop.
I want to teach poi spinners how to be "poi dancers" or "movement artist"
and how to look move like a performer and less like a decoration on stage.
I want this to be a workshop that people of all experience levels will benefit from.
Any tips or ideas on what I should cover, which moves to teach, or anything else would be greatly appreciated.
thank you in advanced for your time
Carpal \'Tunnel
9,576 posts
9,576 posts
Posted:
You can't teach someone how to dance
or how to be an artist.
It's no that simple.
What only you can teach are the building
blocks..
You can't teach someone how to dance
or how to be an artist.
It's no that simple.
What only you can teach are the building
blocks..
stranger
5 posts
5 posts
Posted:
veey beautiful fire spinning combos here and also slowed down to see the combos and transitions
veey beautiful fire spinning combos here and also slowed down to see the combos and transitions
stranger
5 posts
5 posts
Posted:
no but you can teach an artist how to master their instrument
no but you can teach an artist how to master their instrument
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Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland
Posted:
Agree with most of what's been said, there's more to poi dancing than poi-ing...
Agree with most of what's been said, there's more to poi dancing than poi-ing...
I live in a world of infinite possibilities.
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