Flowing with Poi Flowers (Beginner Poi Tutorial)

[@annalisasanti6445]

I just want to thank you because you make a passion grow into my heart. I've bought two pair of pois and I've been practicing since the beginning of the quarantine here in Italy ONLY because of your videos. You're a very great teacher and you made me understand a lot of things about poi spinning. Thanks again, I hope you all stay safe in America❤️

[@raeleanne2467]

I feel the same way, I started with contact staff but the props I’m really vibing with is double contact staff, poi, and rope dart.

[@MMellette]

This is the third flower tutorial I have tried, and I am finally getting it. I love the way you explain things man!

[@ManuelTheHawk]

I cannot pull the poi near enough to my body during the crossing at the opposite direction/same-time flower. I often fasten or hit myself with the poi when I pull nearer to my body

[@luciferianjesuslover9453]

How’s your progress been going?

[@loveoverfear627]

The way u break it down is amazing .. thanks soo much for being u and helping me with my flow arts .. your def the Goat of poi .appreciate all your videos have done for me .. much love ❤️

[@javrielmaestre6882]

The learning curve is no joke been playing with my poi and I can see that I have allot to learn but thanks to your content I’m advancing slowly but surely!!!

[@ajm1633]

Wow thank you.. flower trick i wanna try

[@sprainkles]

Great videos! Your old ones were good, but the new ones are even better!! I am thankful you make videos 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nula.moonsnail]

Thank you

[@itsAnaMC]

Almost able to do together opposite flowers... sorta. Just a few more days of practice... thank you for these videos!

[@siroktavus]

❤ love your technique! It's amazing🎉yeh

[@tiobe73]

you are a really good teacher!

[@moonrose2180]

You have no idea howuch I appreciate your videos man 😍

[@efii_v1015]

Thank you so much! 🤍

[@pepewheinford9973]

easy explained - thank you so much

[@Yuri_1578]

En nombre de Latinoamérica,jeje,te agradezco por tu comprensión y compromiso al enseñar... Sinceramente te queremos mucho,y deseamos siempre lo mejor. Gracias por hacer crecer la comunidad, aumentar las posibilidades de aprender muy significativamente,y hacer de la comunidad poi un lugar seguro, respetuoso y de continuo crecimiento.

[@hannooca]

thank you so much for your videos!

[@codyhahn8703]

Bro you a good teacher and i love your videos i jave said this before and will say it again i have learend so much from you thank you for not being all stingy with your nolage of poi like some our and they want to act all better then you you treat thid art right like a art thst should be shared and taught so bro THANKS 😀

[@mikelafiddle]

Great video, this really helped - thank you!

[@ManuelTheHawk]

Did you get the crossing at 5:56? I cannot pull the poi near enough to my body during the crossing at the opposite direction/same-time flower. I often fasten or hit myself with the poi when I pull nearer to my body

[@nix4454]

Thank u man, please more videos for begginers , que onda vato saludos de México!

[@taryn8972]

hahaha split time opposites, oh deary me indeed!

[@haniehshahizadeh9334]

Hi, I would definitely say that I am a beginner, and have just bought my set of pois and was introduced to this amazing incredible flow art this summer, Drex you are an amazing artist and an even more incredible teacher!! I have learned so many tricks just by looking at your videos. Thank you, Thank you for all your tips. I am practicing every night. I am in Vancouver right now and would love to know if is there any place that professional spinners gather, or have classes. I would love to practice and learn more, outside the setting of my home.

[@goodnplenty1873]

Loving these tutorials, thanks!

[@Iforgotmyusernamedude]

Love how you actually hear em smack each other

[@ManuelTheHawk]

I cannot pull the poi near enough to my body during the crossing at the opposite direction/same-time flower. I often fasten or hit myself with the poi when I pull nearer to my body

[@dancinggoat7742]

Just unlocked a new way to change moves :D you are great! thank you for your tutorials!

[@tankgirl1089]

Lol idk why but pendulums are so aesthetically pleasing to me in certain places.

[@bliptripmusic]

I'm not sure I want to reach around to the bottom.

[@TheKaliedescope]

I'm almost a year late to this party, but thank you so much.

[@tankgirl1089]

Its never to late to start your poi journey

[@jasminfuchs4096]

I don’t get it. It try and try. I practise and practise. But I won’t become better. I’m so frustrated, cause I’m not able to accomplish the easiest tutorials. Am I too stupid for this? I can do only 3 tricks even though I play poi since a few years. I don’t know what to do anymore. I could cry.

[@oliviacalhoon725]

Jasmin Fuchs You aren’t stupid babe. Its a mind fuck every time I go to learn something new.. shit feels impossible until you get it! Then it’s like woah... It’s like training new muscle, but you have to give that muscle love too. If you’re telling yourself you can’t do it then you can’t. Your mind is powerful. Mind over matter, be gentle with yourself and hella patience. It’s a different journey for everyone! I’ve also found that once I stopped just trying to get better and fell into just enjoying flowing and enjoying the learning as it comes, expansion just happens. Just some food for thought that helped me. I dunno if this helps but thought I’d try, much love!! 🦥💕

[@matthewgillam-lewis6831]

Yeah, I’m pretty new to all this and I get frustrated drilling the basics at times. Things that help me: 1) deep house music. Deep house typically has slower, regular beats that I can flow with. 2) when I’m first trying out a new trick, I really try to keep the beat mantra in my head. Like, “Up, back, down, back-up, back, down, back . . . “ or whatever makes sense for that move. 3) Then, I try to see if I can just flow, without thinking about it. This usually results in chaos. When it’s just chaos, I go back to step 2. (I find it really helpful to laugh with the chaos, too. 😉) But when it finally clicks-OMG! So magical!!! 4) Finally, I’ve noticed that when I start to get frustrated, progress becomes impossible. It’s time to just flow with the tricks I know, and get my groove back; or maybe it’s time to take a break from the poi all together. Very often, I’ve found that when I get frustrated and just take a deep breath and put down the poi-that when I come back later, the click happens. . . . Let your body tell you what it needs to learn. Go back and forth between conceptual training, and purely somatic training. Let your own natural flow guide you. . . . And have fun!

[@troublesomemelissa]

Don't forget to just play, too. Sometimes it's in the play that something just clicks and the next day somehow you can do a new thing.

[@melvinrobinson7789]

Its not a race, a wise man who tried to teach me a "hard" move reminded me never let poi frustrate or stress you only let ot ease the stress. Focus more on using it as expression than to do moves. Then come back to the tricks every once in a while. Just remember to enjoy it, a happy mind retains more information. Try everything as slow as you possibly can

[@mysticafiora]

I hope you remember that whatever you DO get is beautiful and wonderful. And that you dont need to get all of the tricks! Some tricks are hard to some and easy to others and vice versa. It is not a competition and I hope you enjoy whatever moves do work for you, even if it is just one! I hope you do whatever you can with joy and pleasure!

[@liledfreemon4673]

I’m thinking my rope is waaaaay too long I have a busted forehead, 2 black eyes and a shifted knee cap

[@Vloshko]

learned, not mastered yet

[@Tallaflo]

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah?

[@JhoitaArcaya]

Split time same direction flowers on top are easier for me that the petal on the side 😂