A fun daytime fire poi set in Asheville, NC. Just for the love of flow :) It is my mission to spread the joy and passion this wonderful art brings me! Thank you all for your constant inspiration! 6-10-2012
increible..... que movimientos tan precisos y coordinados... you are a great spinner... inspiring amazing.... that such precise and coordinated movements.. sos un gran fueguero.. inspirador....
I saw you at Big Dub 13! You were amazing, right afterwards my best friend came up and gave you a hug... anyway, I just started poi a week or two ago.. thanks for the inspiration! (:
It's nuts to see how people are discovering similar variations and combinations from across the country. I've recognized several things i have done lately that i saw in this video and I haven't been anywhere near a computer!
I like your transitions between vertical and horizontal spins. But just some friendly advice, avoid burning the heads so long after they start to become dimmer, or you will risk burning the kevlar
See you at Gratifly for sure! Didn't see you at Kinetic this year, took a flower class of yours last year though. Tried to take Ong's tracer class...didn't really work out. Any recommended homework?
Great job! Your control is fantastic and that anti-spin at the end was so clean. I also spin so check out my videos too. There's only a couple right now but I plan on filming another burn soon since the first one I filmed I wasn't concentrating on anything I knew because the flames were much bigger than anticipated haha. The next is going to involve all the under the leg stuff I can do so watch out for it. Again great job!
Really inspired me man, good job. Got them arm body tracers down, trying to think of some more ways to keep the tracing going. Seriously though, what is this tracks name?
+Michael Parisi I took up poi in the past year, and I know I've gotten way better than when I started... But you make it look like you're making it up as you go and it's fluid