new vid

here're (?, I know here's works for here is, but here're looks really stupid.. ) let me rephrase.. here -are- some things to think about:

1- timing.. exaggerate the motions of your moves to incorporate more variations.. this will increase your ability to control the poi in different ways, which will clean up your timing generally.. most of the time people have good motions, just bad timing since they rehearse the move a lot, but don't vary it.. thus the learn the motions well, but don't get much more comfortable moving circles, generally speaking.

2- variations.. variations help clean up your timing, but they add an element of change.. take for example variation on size.. you change a lot from giant to normal, and even add tangles to shrink it down a bit.. but lets say your spinning a forward 5bt weave, you can use your fingers (maybe, maybe not, I just realized I use handles that might make it different) anyway, you can use your fingers to catchpart of the string as the poi moves from the top to bottom on its side.. thus having the string/chain coming out of the bootom of the hand.. you can move half a handwrap, like this or use variations to get more of the wrap.. by holding it in that position, you learn to control the poi of two different sizes but keeping the same time.. which is good for timing (while using the motions you know) but also changes up the circle sizes.. by varying these a little you can do the same move a few times without looking extremely repetetive. for instance try wrapping and unwrapping them to keep them always on different sizes, while changing sizes each side.. its a fun thing to in practice..

3- places.. not only do people like different sizes, but different places.. you were pretty comfortable with utl.. and even besides that, you can just take and stagger the height of the poi on different sides of the moves, and things like that.. does anyone play with corkscrews anymore? lol..

anyway.. there's a few thoughts.. I liked the clip, and look forward to more..