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StudentPermalink Reply by Tangled Macrame on May 24, 2011 at 5:38pm

Warm-ups are good. As far as moves go, pick a series of moves that go together. For example you could teach waist hooping, waist hooping reversals, and angled waist hooping. Or for off-body moves teach the forward/warrior weave, the weave jump-through, the reverse weaves, and turning while weaving. 

 

A series of interconnected moves helps in a lot of ways. 1. Helps students learn transitions. 2. Builds flow 3. Students remember more later 4. Offers something to students at all levels. 

 

Don't worry about covering everything. If you make your lessons accessible, people are more likely to come back to other workshops and will learn more in the long run. Good luck!!!!

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StudentPermalink Reply by Angelica on May 25, 2011 at 12:05pm

thanks a lot for the ideas.  I def agree with ya on the interconnected moves! :)

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