Poi Tutorial: Tracing and Isolating 2-beat Weaves (beginners / intermediate)

This tutorial is a part of the body tracing series (described below) which is up on poitutorials.com!
The series consists of the following tutorials:
"Everything About Weaves & Isolations & Tuck Turns"
"Turns with Isolations"
"Dance-based poi: Body Tracing Pirouettes"
"Folding Crosser Fountain"
"2 beat weaves (beginners / intermediate)"
"Tracing vs Antispins: Triquotra vs. Neck Isolation (Intermediate+)"
"Tracing vs Antispins: Pentagram (Advanced)"
Plus, there are many other tutorials on various fun tricks that will help you to progress with poi and find your own flow! It is also a way to support and me and keep my motivation. :)

[@taraverwer577]

I love this! 🇳🇱 So happy to found your channel! Thank you

[@BradleyBear]

Awesome video dude. Keep the world spinning

[@victorugedaaffonsobrasil5965]

Thnks For share Vojta

[@manouchka58]

Nice tuto 😊 where can I buy those poï ? Thanks a lot 😁

[@havad3938]

Each hand is easy; putting them together is another story!. Not sure why

[@tubularG]

The timing with the isolation is complex as it involves slowing both poi to be in sync. Play initially without the isolation and practice keeping the timing as the poi come in and out of extension. Note, it is likely you will need to learn to spin the non extension poi (the one that stays at your side) slower. This allows the extension poi to keep up with it without having to move really fast.

[@hagninety4116]

Sic bro!!

[@adilenetarango8690]

Where is this poi from???

[@Festivals-rq1pq]

Same

[@Festivals-rq1pq]

Same

[@parchefl]

I would call these “Isolated Two Beat Weaves”, an I wrong? I don’t see much tracing...

[@vojtastolbenko]

Yes it could be called like that too as of course the isolations are part of it. The tracers that I do always include some isolations, which allows your poi to follow / trace the body. Isolations are a technique of spinning that you use to achieve certain movements, apart from a trick itself where the poi spins around its centre. Tracers can be sort in two categories too: tracing the body with the hands, and tracing the body with the poi. When you trace with poi, almost always there are isolations involved. I actually made a super complex tutorial about isolations vs. tracers, explaining and showing a lot of possibilities and concepts (slightly more advanced that this). It's up on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/vojtapoi