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StudentPermalink Reply by Sonja on January 11, 2012 at 3:17pm

-Learn that darn isopop

-Improve my chest hooping and take it vertical

-Continue to spread the hoop love through my Midwest Wisconsin town

-Learn to make my flow really flow

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ModPermalink Reply by SaFire* on January 11, 2012 at 3:32pm

I'm looking forward to collaborating with my friends Jamie and Joey to create high calibre choreographed LED and Fire shows. We've all been spinning for years but we finally live in the same city and can finally collaborate. 

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Permalink Reply by P1astique on January 12, 2012 at 6:44am

Getting chest hooping right :(( That would be a good start!

And getting a friend of mine into hooping... she never heard of it (like nearly anyone else in Germany) but I showed her some videos and she was extremely fascinated so I hope I'll finally have someone to hoop with!

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Permalink Reply by miranda on January 12, 2012 at 10:22am

Honestly, if I can get the hoop from my knees to waist (without it looking like I'm going into shock), I will be ecstatic! 

I would also like to dedicate more time to yoga. Among the numerous benefits, more flexible joints makes for smoother hooping.

I'm still a baby hooper, lot's of room to grow. But that's what it's all about.

Good luck to everyone with their goals and aspirations this year <3

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StudentPermalink Reply by Tangled Macrame on January 12, 2012 at 5:37pm

This spring my husband and I are launching Carnival Lights and Rhythm. We'll be offering DJ services as well as LED hooping and fire performances (hoop and fans). So most my goals are related to that project: purchasing fire insurance creating a 30 minute variety show (incorporating hooping, my husband's magic, and audience participation) are the top priorities. I've been performing with a small local fire troop, but music has been the big drawback. Our DJ didn't show up for our last 2 performances after promising to be there. So once my husband's on board, I'm looking forward to taking our show "up a notch" by fully integrating the performance and music into a seamless performance. I'm also learning to tie balloon animals so we can move into the birthday party demographic. ;-)

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