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6 posts
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
6 posts
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Posted:
Hi, My name is Rickard and I'm 17 years old (I turn 18 in September). I live in Stockholm, Sweden.
I started to spin poi the last summer but i just did it every ones in a while, this summer i have been practicing pretty much, up to 40 mins a day.
When i dont spin poi I often hang around with some friends, spending time in front of the computer or study (not that often though
)
My goal this summer (or whats left of it anyway) is that i wanna try fire poi, I feel pretty secure with the small amount of tricks i can do.
/ Epi
Hi, My name is Rickard and I'm 17 years old (I turn 18 in September). I live in Stockholm, Sweden.
I started to spin poi the last summer but i just did it every ones in a while, this summer i have been practicing pretty much, up to 40 mins a day.
When i dont spin poi I often hang around with some friends, spending time in front of the computer or study (not that often though
)My goal this summer (or whats left of it anyway) is that i wanna try fire poi, I feel pretty secure with the small amount of tricks i can do.
/ Epi
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Carpal \'Tunnel
6,942 posts
Location: London, UK
Carpal \'Tunnel
6,942 posts
Location: London, UK
Posted:
heya epi
have you read the safety stuff for fire? make sure you know what your doing but after that have a blast
keep us up to date and now tell us more about yourself
what are you doing at the moment? student? loafer?
tell us more we want details
heya epi
have you read the safety stuff for fire? make sure you know what your doing but after that have a blast
keep us up to date and now tell us more about yourself
what are you doing at the moment? student? loafer?
tell us more we want details
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Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Gromit's Humble Squire
4,496 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
Hejsan and welcome Ricky!
40 minutes a day is great- you'll be doing fire in no time. It's not as scary as you think! Good idea to have a small audience too- you know.. to prevent you running into the house, panicking because you're on fire and setting the whole place ablaze
You'll be fine Let us know how it goes! And take pics!
Hejsan and welcome Ricky!
40 minutes a day is great- you'll be doing fire in no time. It's not as scary as you think! Good idea to have a small audience too- you know.. to prevent you running into the house, panicking because you're on fire and setting the whole place ablaze
You'll be fine
Let us know how it goes! And take pics! GOLD Member
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Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom
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6,086 posts
Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom
Posted:
Hello, welcome to HoP!!
Hello, welcome to HoP!!
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6 posts
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
6 posts
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Posted:
Well, i haven't read that much about the fire safety but i have watched a couple of videos about it. I hope it wil work out alright, otherwise i'll be wearing a hockeymask till the day i die :P
My friends girlfriend is going to have some kind of poi-show and after that show i might be able to try it out with fire, really looking forward to that
when i dont spin poi i study, going my last year at the gymnasium (like a smaller version of college). when i'm done with that i'll probably get a job and move away from my folks as fast as possible
I didn't think anyone was reading the introduction forum, I feel very happy that you guys proved me wrong! Take care.
/Epi
Well, i haven't read that much about the fire safety but i have watched a couple of videos about it. I hope it wil work out alright, otherwise i'll be wearing a hockeymask till the day i die :P
My friends girlfriend is going to have some kind of poi-show and after that show i might be able to try it out with fire, really looking forward to that
when i dont spin poi i study, going my last year at the gymnasium (like a smaller version of college). when i'm done with that i'll probably get a job and move away from my folks as fast as possible
I didn't think anyone was reading the introduction forum, I feel very happy that you guys proved me wrong! Take care.
/Epi
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209 posts
Location: Stoke
209 posts
Location: Stoke
Posted:
welcome to HoP - Have fun
welcome to HoP - Have fun
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4,219 posts
Location: Edinburgh burgh burrrrrr, United Kingdom
Clique Infiltrator, Cunning Linguist and Master Debator
4,219 posts
Location: Edinburgh burgh burrrrrr, United Kingdom
Posted:
Greetings and Salutations fellow lover of all things spinable!
Greetings and Salutations fellow lover of all things spinable!
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Carpal \'Tunnel
3,384 posts
Location: mancunian, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
3,384 posts
Location: mancunian, United Kingdom
Posted:
hey there and welcome! hope you like it here if you still cant find any information that you want just ask.
hey there and welcome! hope you like it here
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