Poi how to: Stall Chasers, Body Tracing & Snakes - Part 2 Class Notes from Dallas March 2011

[dandiaz1782]

great vid, you cleared up a lot of stuff for me with this vid. thank you.

[kaz00fire]

Awesome! I found a few little tricks to tuck up my sleeves. Thank you so very much, this tutorial rocks!

[Gatljusnatt]

Okay its as simple as... Im going out to practice!

[Dynamitrios]

i HAVE to learn the very last move you showed, the splittime opposites tracing... any tips on hw to approach that?

[chizchiz101]

speechless O.o

...must......learn...

KENNETH ! (little bro)

QUICK!

GO GET MY POI!

[scenethelite]

Stupid Youtube erroring on me again. Ugh, Anyhow, You've just taught me soooo much! Nice to take old moves we all knows & change it up. & Glad u don't "spin while teaching" cuz that always distracts me. So kudos 4 not doing that like many others do. Oh & thanks to you, I just invented a new move! Of course purely by accident when messed up tracing my arm, & has nuthin 2 do w/tracing, Lol. How it always happens, ironically... cuz poi have a sense of humor! But looks very cool & I've NEVER seen.

[AlienJon]

@scenethelite What is this move you discovered? Can you make a video of it and post it as a video response to this one?

[scenethelite]

FINALLY a vid on this! thanks man! I really mean that. No ones done vids on this stuff yet... or at least i haven't found'em if they're out there. Ok favoriting & practicing.

[andonjuin]

practicing this immediately

[JaxFlow]

That was brilliant. I have been looking for more flowie moves and this hits it on the head :D

[scenethelite]

@JaxFlow I know, right! I was taught old-school many yrs ago, when it was more about "spinning" than "flow" & just came back n2 poi & was like "OMG, things hav changed in poiland! Amazing what 7 yrs & the internet have done to the art of poi!" Totally evolved! No one does old moves from 10 yrs ago now, & if they do it's some crazy variation. I remember when behind the back weave was "cutting edge" like 8-10 yrs ago, Lol...& thats bout when I stopped due to injury. I too need more flowie moves!

[VegaEtereo]

thanks a lot for sharing this! =D

[jopenhagenlongcut]

brain busting dood, i love it

[GENeric110100100]

you are a really good teacher. and an even better spinner.

[tenkaris]

hahahaha sean's face in the background at 6:43

[smileztheone]

the missing piece to the puzzle! thanks :)

[groiboi]

thank you thank you thank you i love it when people will take the time and break down moves and explain them. i also love having my mind blown with the "spinning and music only" format, but this sort of thing really helps open up so many possibilities for creativity when fundamentals are opened up and explained to the spinning community in this manner, particularly by people like yourself who have such a solid understanding of circles. now for my own practicing, spinspinspinspin!!!!!!!!!!!

[beyonddark]

I started trying to get a grasp on the snakes recently from watching videos of yours and G's. You've done a great job explaining them. Thanks.

[SilersSpin]

that first move you did there the traced archer weave, reminded me of knitting.