Multi-Color LED Poi Set with Nylon Cords
and Art of Poi DVD
About
This excellent teaching resource has taught well over 200,000 people to start doing Poi many of whom are now very advanced in the art.
Join the many others learning this great art. Share with a friend or make learning a fun family event.
You will create incredible effects with this very popular poi. Action shots show the Rainbow colour fade version.
Includes the latest design with improved switching, higher impact resistant materials and light diffusing outer surface on the ball.
Makes an ideal gift to help someone else get started.
So what will you learn?
The 34 minute Art of Poi DVD covers; Types of Poi, Adjusting, Beginner swinging, Butterfly, Weave, Thread the Needle, Mexican Wave, Corkscrew, One Each Way, One Handed Butterfly and many more...
Then you can watch 60 minutes of awesome spinners from one of our first ever published COL (Circles of Light) videos. COL is an annual global event seeking out to share and explore the boundaries of the manipulation arts.
Watch it, dream it, then evolve.
About
Color change LED Poi set with nylon cords, bag, spare batteries, and our
popular 'Art of Poi' teaching DVD plus bonus feature 'COL2', one hour
of inspirational poi spinning.
Available languages: ENGLISH only.
 | Learn at your own speed as DVD format easily allows lessons to pause, repeat or show slow motion of all steps. |
| Lessons are specifically geared towards true beginners for the best start. |
| Lots of additional footage to further motivate and inspire you. |
| Guaranteed to play anywhere, on any DVD player or computer with DVD drive. |
| All you need to light up the dark with a bright LED glow that will impress your friends and onlookers. |
| Includes a pair of our most popular soft PVC construction color-changing LED glow balls paired with our low cost, long life nylon cords to get you started. |
| Spare batteries and complimentary poi carry bag included - all bases covered. |
This excellent teaching resource has taught well over 200,000 people to start doing Poi many of whom are now very advanced in the art.
Join the many others learning this great art. Share with a friend or make learning a fun family event.
You will create incredible effects with this very popular poi. Action shots show the Rainbow colour fade version.
Includes the latest design with improved switching, higher impact resistant materials and light diffusing outer surface on the ball.
Makes an ideal gift to help someone else get started.
So what will you learn?
The 34 minute Art of Poi DVD covers; Types of Poi, Adjusting, Beginner swinging, Butterfly, Weave, Thread the Needle, Mexican Wave, Corkscrew, One Each Way, One Handed Butterfly and many more...
Then you can watch 60 minutes of awesome spinners from one of our first ever published COL (Circles of Light) videos. COL is an annual global event seeking out to share and explore the boundaries of the manipulation arts.
Watch it, dream it, then evolve.
There
are many cultures around the world who have also developed a similar
art form (eg. Bola). In most instances they evolved from swinging
weapons.
The word 'Poi' is the name given to this art form by the Maori people of New Zealand. So when we talk about the history of Poi it will be the New Zealand history.
The Poi was used, many years ago, by the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand to increase their flexibility and strength in their hands and arms as well as improving coordination.
Wahine (female) dancers perform the Maori Poi, a dance performed with balls attached to flax strings, swung rhythmically.
The Poi dance was originally used by the Maori women for keeping their hands flexible for weaving and by the men for strength and coordination required during battle. Poi are also used as a training aid for other ancient weapons like the Mere or Patu (Short club).
For extreme visual impact people usually use Fire. The sight of flames flying around someone as they dance is a real crowd pleaser.
The Fire Poi head encompases of a wick and an attachment for your chains. There are different materials that can be used as Wicks, however the most common is a KEVLAR (TM) blended wick. KEVLAR (TM) wicks can be reused many many times if you look after them. Fire Poi heads can be many styles, shapes and sizes like Cathedral , Monkey Fist and Snake to name a few.
Fire adds a lot of danger to the spinning if you are not prepared and follow all safety proceedures. You should make yourself familiar with the online fire training and safety guides.
The word 'Poi' is the name given to this art form by the Maori people of New Zealand. So when we talk about the history of Poi it will be the New Zealand history.
The Poi was used, many years ago, by the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand to increase their flexibility and strength in their hands and arms as well as improving coordination.
Wahine (female) dancers perform the Maori Poi, a dance performed with balls attached to flax strings, swung rhythmically.
The Poi dance was originally used by the Maori women for keeping their hands flexible for weaving and by the men for strength and coordination required during battle. Poi are also used as a training aid for other ancient weapons like the Mere or Patu (Short club).
For extreme visual impact people usually use Fire. The sight of flames flying around someone as they dance is a real crowd pleaser.
The Fire Poi head encompases of a wick and an attachment for your chains. There are different materials that can be used as Wicks, however the most common is a KEVLAR (TM) blended wick. KEVLAR (TM) wicks can be reused many many times if you look after them. Fire Poi heads can be many styles, shapes and sizes like Cathedral , Monkey Fist and Snake to name a few.
Fire adds a lot of danger to the spinning if you are not prepared and follow all safety proceedures. You should make yourself familiar with the online fire training and safety guides.
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