Leotech # t2 : Body Tracing - Component Reels

[@crisvanschijndel6849]

Wow, just started spinning and so happy I came across this video. These compound reels are going to be the foundation of bodytracing creativity! Thanks for the Video!!!!

[@cborsv]

This is so obvious and yet nobody talks about this, this could be one of the greatest contributions for poi out there. Thanks a lot Leo!

[@JoseMartinez-po9uk]

Tu cara de felicidad con el fuego es lo mejor, que buen video, gracias 🙏🏼🤙🏼

[@whatispoissible]

Leo, I can't believe I haven't seen this until now. This is such a productive approach and I would even say it is a fundamental keynote in poi spinning. This is seriously good work, going in my favorites and will be rewatched and studied. Thank you!

[@TheCo11ection]

Nice nice nice. Please do more videos and tutorials on body tracing, breaking down a few nice combos, anything. Love from Spain

[@9jubjubs]

The end part with you using fire is really beautiful. Definitely interested in this. Thanks for posting it.

[@leospoi]

@astonsplat This is not a 'topological' framework, it's about hand placement. I believe the holes framework is already well known among poi spinners, but for body tracing you do have to distinguish when your arm extends as far as possible either up or down or to the side and when it is as close as possible to the center of your chest like with neck and armpit. I left out all the under the leg variations in this one, they require footwork and I will go into more detail on that on a future blog.

[@clavepablito]

YEAH!!!...Eres grande Leos, con esto voy a tener una semana entretenida. Gracias, gran aporte.

[@dandiaz1782]

great concept, im working on body tracing now so im gonna use your approach to it by learning and drilling with hand placemeny, checklist thing. i use to do that in the past. works very well to have a written plan.

[@JuaNPoi11]

Woau amigo que bueno.. Un aplauso, sorprendente ;) Pura vida! Desde Costa Rica!

[@LibreríaPleroma]

Muchísimas gracias por este video, ha sido y confío seguirá siendo de gran inspiración.

[@gregs7809]

Beautiful. Thank you so much

[@mikemelara9591]

Wow man very inspiring to say the least! I feel like my weaving and milling is going to become so much more after I review and study this video and practice all the different variations u demonstrated!

[@normfukrey8245]

thank you for this video, i hope to feel your joy at the end there in some variation, there were good notes in there, and the demonstrations were pretty on point without being imposing, thanks again

[@MartinBentley]

Something else worth looking into, as a starting point, may be what contact staff spinners use: there are five "holes" around the body: between arm and leg, leg and other leg, other leg and other arm, other arm and head, and head and arm. Which is basically what you have, but you are distinguishing between armpit and waist. Slightly simplified starting framework maybe? Otherwise, useful to spend some time on this I think. :)

[@leospoi]

@flameboy50001 it's a remix of Dido's Lament, Dido - Cafe del Mar Aria 1 - Paul Schwartz

[@camali_ch]

Holy shiiiiiit! Esto es una mina de oro. Gracias!

[@iluvataruaurora]

The best on big thank you mate.

[@sephi1204]

wow you put up every combination i can think of =) Thank you so much for the effort to upload all this stuff and share it with us!!! Well time to practice^^

[@tori579]

amazing!! very inspiring!!

[@rickdiaz100]

When you are lit up it looks Smooooth :)

[@Reblwitoutacause]

I like this very much, excellent framework for practicing openness and of tracing. I wonder however, it seems like the reason for the "(N/A)" would be the poi tangling and making them quite difficult, could airwraps be used and tracing still achieved by doing so?

[@VegaEtereo]

thank you so much for this excellent lesson ^^

[@funkyyanki]

Dude, you're awesome! =)

[@leospoi]

@tracerammo haha sorry for that, will leave that for another video later also involving footwork and stuff otherwise it would have been a very very long video

[@MartinBentley]

@leospoi Yeah, not saying one approach is better than another, just putting it out there as well.

[@davestatikpoi]

Leo, this is a kickin video! Ill be practicing this shit for sure :P

[@Ryan-cn7yl]

you're in Vancouver! Go van poi!

[@thesoapmasterful]

i feel nerdy for knowing the fact that the vocals in that song were from the opera Dido and Aeneas without looking at the description

[@Ejagulator]

1:52 to 1: 56 is that some pretzel crosser shisza!! if so I'd like to see in Butterfly sir

[@oscargutierrez6130]

Your telling me that if I practice all these moves I'll be able to do what you did at 4:55? And possibly add more?

[@leospoi]

Oscar Gutierrez this is just the start to gain complete freedom of movement! next is the ciclicity of weaves once you gain mirror understanding

[@santiago1234567890]

espere todo el video para ver el "behind neck vs behind neck" jajaja oye un pregunta...por q debajo de las piernas no cuenta??

[@santiago1234567890]

@leospoi jaja si buen punto¡¡ iwal esta muy chido¡¡¡ lastima q tengo el hombro jodido asi q no los puedo practicar bien pero aver q sale¡¡

[@tracerammo]

Dude! You're the UTL madness guy, so where's the leg tracing?!?! ;)

[@freedomcaller]

You did not do any waistwrap armpit stuff :)

[@josephahandley]

Anybody else notice the sick ass breakdancer at 1:50?

[@leospoi]

@santiago1234567890 no si se puede todo eso namas que me dio hueva es un chingo, quiero dejarlo para otro video en lugar de ponerlo a medias...

[@Nonpropaganda]

Challenge accepted.

[@dmttsm8019]

😙😚😍😘

[@TheCo11ection]

please o master spinner more tutorials!! Under the legs is very tasty indeed