poi lesson: lock out turn(done correctly)

ok so i know i metumle all over the place for a little bit, but i get it down in the end.

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[tori579]

so what direction do you turn with it? which shoulder do u "follow"?

[rivesrhllfdr]

@tori579 your shoulders should move he same direction as your poi.

[tori579]

this is far too long! but helpful!

[rivesrhllfdr]

@tori579

sorry its so long, i think i might remake a lot of these soon.

I'm glad it helped.

[PoiRsQuared]

what helped me with these is to learn the pirohuette out of an upper windmill, also think of your right poi dipping behind your back over your shoulder, while i start the turn i feel like the right one dips down, and i just follow it. if that makes sense?

[willishhh]

lol at 4:34

[derekjf85]

For sure! We need to start a blog of all the different variations, and things that we are working on. I think we could both benefit greatly from that. You seem to lean towards a different style that i would like to adapt to.

[rivesrhllfdr]

well, to be honest, im not sure how many more lessons either of us will be able to make. it seems like most things from here on out consist of concepts, and variations. its more understanding of what your doing in order to create intresting patterns and combitnations then, the physical repetition and new muscel memory that was so important when you first learn how to spin.

[derekjf85]

Well I haven't learned alot of new moves, but i've learned alot of techie variations. You should be able to pick them up by just watching them....not sure if i have to much more to offer in the lesson though.

[rivesrhllfdr]

Thanks dude. I learned all the basic stuff watching your videos, so if I start teaching you thing, you better pick it up. other wise who am I going to learn from?

oh and Ive been waiting for you to post new fire.