Fire Staff Lessons Part 3

[@uffevilfordjensen1719]

Thanks Man. I was thinking about it for a couple of years, and now I finally bought a fire staff, and went to a workshop on Indian Spirit festival in Germany to learn some basics. Your videos are helping me a lot in my practice. I've only had it for a short time, and I feel good already ;-) I haven't put fire to my staff yet, but I will very soon. Stay blessed..

[@skullgryd]

As someone who is new to fire stick (I want to expand on my fire eating and blowing), I wanna thank u for ur videos. They have been quite helpful and never cease to excite me with what is possible with practice. You're awesome!!!

[@steve72rus]

очень круто, что ты начал снимать обучение. но сделай видео по изготовлению и описанию параметров инструмента для тренеровок.

[@TamedFire]

A video on how to make a contact staff will be coming up soon.

[@hanpahan5955]

Большое спасибо !)

[@arachno_philia]

Thanks for all the tutorials. May I ask if the main reason you changed to a 7/8 inch aluminum cuz of weight or else?

[@TamedFire]

Slower roll when doing contact movements.

[@salonstyles4816]

Where did you purchase your staff? Or where would you recommend buying a beginners staff? Great skills !

[@TamedFire]

Julez Styles I make my own. I have a tutorial on how to make one.

[@steve72rus]

я как раз решил начать изучение контактного стафф

[@losvazquez4333]

how much weight have the pole?

[@TamedFire]

The aluminum tube by itself? I'm not sure. It's too light by itself, which is why I adjust the weight on the ends. I try to mimic the feel of the fire staff with my practice staff as much as possible. I have a tutorial on how to make a practice staff.

[@BakariSuedi]

Hi my friend

[@TamedFire]

Hello.

[@losvazquez4333]

i mean the hole artefact