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How to learn poi
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How I did it: Being able to spin fire might be one of the coolest feelings there are. Go for it! When learning non-fire poi before lighting up (or even if you never plan to), go to HomeofPoi.com for a list of tricks from beginner to advanced to find the sequence in which you should learn moves so that your progression will be a breeze. My first moves were the corkscrew, the butterfly and then the three-beat weave. Once you get all three of these down, every move following is MUCH easier. The three-beat weave is positively infuriating if you let it be, but just practice with one poi with one hand, and then the other.
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How I did it: I ordered myself a set off of homeofpoi.com last year, been practicing with them ever since then. I've burned twice now, though not in a while due to me living at an apartment with fire regulations now. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I started out running string through a pair of tennis balls and whirling them around. In hindsight, I don't recommend that at all, tennis balls hurt! I learned the very basics myself, then started taking classes offered at a local yoga studio. The teacher not only taught us proper technique and moves, but also fire safety and fuel info. After not too long I started co-teaching the classes, and started spinning for friends at parties. … Read how I did it…
How I did it: i took to spinning tennis balls inserted in a pair of old socks and learned to spin at home just following homeofpoi.com tutorials. it took me probably a full week to learn the basic weave. then i got my zips from a planetzips event in makati. i surprised a couple of instructors who probably thought i had no idea how to do it, because i didn't say anything before having them teach me some moves. that was both funny and awkward and totally… Read how I did it…
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How I did it: watched some utube videos. borrowed friend's poi stuff. tried it. figured it out. i decided that it wasnt that cool and there are so many other things that i would rather be doing with my time. sorry but its not that intereting. and there's no wow to it. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I spent years learning from videos on the net, and people i met at festivals / events. I found it difficult to find good tutorials when i needed them, so i finally made my own to give back to the community that supported me.And yes it is me in the picture! Read how I did it…
I’ve started trying 2/3 weeks ago, and it’s hard, I’ve got bruises on my legs, and nearly got my self a black eye!!
I’ve been following tutorials on the internet, but I think I need someone to teach me! in person!
I started to attend a Street Performer’s club back at the University of Arizona…. I learned to do a few techniques but haven’t kept up with it, and I’m definately not lighting myself on fire yet…. anyone know of any street performers clubs in Upstate NY?
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for making practice poi are still sitting in my closet. But I am on the email list, so I still have a toe in the door…
I’ve been finding it difficult to learn. I’ve been using the videos of playpoi.com. They’ve been helping a lot. I was cruising right along until I got to the 6th video. Crossing poi while spinning them backwards, and doing a backwards 2 beat weave. This has been giving me soo much difficulty. I’ve been stuck on this for like a month. Every time it ends up hitting my leg.
I’ve been doing the tutorials on playpoi.com and finding them really great. I’ve done the first two weeks worth and its made me heaps more confident with my poi and I’ve learned hip reels, crossing same time, 2-beat weaves, the butterfly and the forward 3-beat weave.
I’m absolutely addicted and loving it.
Still not really confident enough to play with fire- but soon hopefully.
I need to buy myself some pants….
My brother got me fire poi for Christmas!
I’ve made a start on his goal.
So much fun!
So exciting!
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Well I’m president of my class so I do a lot of hiring DJs for school dances and whatnot. We had this one DJ we really liked, and they did poi with glowsticks as a sort of light show at the school dances. We all loved it. But unfortunately this DJ moved away, and there are no other DJs that do this. I’ve always admired it, and maybe I can learn it before our next class event.
I’m going to ask for poi chains for christmas :]
Me and one of my friend really want to become fire twirlers but we can’t seem to find any lessons in edmonton, alberta. Can anyone help?
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