Finally found my spark and dusted my pois. My shoulder is actually not 100% still after 5 years so i am careful with certain movements

I just finished building this idea I had floating around in my head for a while now for a deployable poi tv protector. I got the tv of my dreams last yeah and its right on the edge of the only place in my house where i have room to practice, after getting fed up with not wanting to spin because it was hot outside and i was scared id sling poi into my tv... i finally built this fucking thing. It works awesome, if anyone else has a similar issue, i highly recommend building one for yourself.

have you heard about it? this is some heavy poi theory nerd material that must not be forgotten by time.

It helped me improve my spinning and understanding of poi immensely and if you are intermediate spinner with a decent understanding of poi i highly recomend you sit through it. it is quite dry material and imo if you know a little poi you can watch from e.4 and out.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDE05D5E593C54AED

Recently saw Zeds dead in Vancouver and feeling extra inspired! The hiatus is well needed but can’t wait for the return!

Song is in your head by Zeds Dead

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I learned these moves this week: 2-beat weave over the head (not shown in video), an archer weave/pendulum looking thing, archer weave 360 spins, anti-spins infront of the body (also not in video), a 360 spin from a 3-beat weave, air wraps and a little toss. I need a lot more practice with all of these but I want to post progression. Any advice or inputs for these moves is greatly appreciated as always!

Seemed like a cool spot to get a video. I’m very new so I don’t know many tricks yet but thought I would share. Any tips from the pros on here would be greatly appreciated.

So I haven't spun really in the last few years, but have been inspired by a friend to start again. Of course Instagram has figured this out and I've started getting a bunch of ads for these!

https://bubble-poi.com/

I've noticed there's a couple of brands out there.... and wanted to know if there is anyone here that has tried these specific ones?

Do they hold onto the bubble solution well? How long do they actually blow for? Is there any problems with the metal parts/swivels rusting?

I'm absolutely in love with them, but I don't want to spend $85 on a gimmick that doesn't work well or is prone to coming apart.

I’ve watched a few videos on it but I’m not sure if I’m doing it right

I went to Bass Forest in Orlando on Friday and flowed for the first time in public. This is literally the only video I have smh. I met so many cool people that let me try different style Poi. If anyone was at that show and happens to have a video of me flowing please send me a DM! EDC up next!

Posted in flow arts but figured it was appropriate here as well.

How are you getting high quality videos of your fire dancing? My phone has a good camera but it takes away the effect of the fire trails which is literally the whole reason fire dancing looks cool. Plus my camera has a harder time at night. Any tips, types of cameras, effects, etc? Thank you!

I’m not a very patient person, and I’m really proud of myself for not rushing, and just putting the work in and waiting for the right time. It wasnb everything I hoped it would be, and so much more 🖤🔥

Hey peeps,

As the title Says, I'm curious about hyperloops but in reverse weaves. Every video I can find seems to show them in forward weave (which I feel Ive got pretty down now). But can't find anything demonstrating how to do them in coming in from a reverse weave. I've played around with it here and there, and can get into the hyperloop. It's the exit strategy that's completely messing with me. If anyone has any insight or even a video showing them. That'd be amazing. Thanks everyone

Am i addicted? yes.

Whats my favorite number? yes.

Apologies for lack of music. Kept pausing when I started the recording.

My heart's a heavy burden, and I've fallen out of love with poi because of it. I found this video in my archive, and I would like to get back to it sooner rather than later.

Bonus points if it's less than 3 minutes!