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Comment by Lynn Spencer-Nelson on January 3, 2012 at 7:35pm

• • HoopPath: Indy "Open Air"

    Noblesville Boys And Girls Club

    Friday, January 13, 2012 at 7:00pm until Sunday, January 15, 2012 at 4:00pm

    
    Tickets: https://www.etix.com/ticket/online/venueSearch.jsp?venue_id=4612&cobrand=hooppath
    
    "Open Air" Vlog:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIRcoKblTwI&feature=BFa&list=FLY3jBrp0zR84joPfPxTT1gw&lf=plpp_video

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Comment by Heather Harrington on August 18, 2011 at 10:08am

 

 

Busy this wknd Illinois Hoopers?!

 

https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=146968722039951

COME OUT TO SPACESTOCK THIS WKND! SO much inspiration to be given and recieved!

Digital Nation Productions presents it's second annual gathering extraordinaire!


LIVE MUSIC, LIVE PAINTING(S), LIVE FIRE PERFORMANCES, LIVE LIGHT TOY PERFORMANCES, LIVE ENVIRONMENT (DUCKS, GEESE, DOGS and CHICKENS! WITH A small POND!); AND LIVE PEOPLE WITH LIVE POSITIVE ATTITUDES READY TO MAKE YOUR LIVE EXPERIENCE AS REFRESHING (OR DIGITAL IF YOU SO PLEASE) OF A FESTIVAL ROUND IN MID AUGUST AS YOU COULD HOPE FOR! <3

Comment by Gloria Karen on July 4, 2011 at 7:34pm

Hi hoopers!  I just got my mother-in-law hooked on hooping.  She lives in Evanston and would like to know where she can get a locally made hoop.  Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Comment by Kourtnie on June 30, 2011 at 8:33pm

Illinois Hoopers!!! If any of you are from the QC area you should check out this facebook link -->http://www.facebook.com/pages/QC-Hoopers/225312834151444 It is a facebook group to connect you to area hoopers and if there are any QC hoop gatherings we post them on this page too!

Comment by Lynn Spencer-Nelson on May 16, 2011 at 4:07pm

HoopShops this Saturday!! ... and other hoopertunities to consider: http://indyhoopers.bigcartel.com/

Comment by Ian Michael Smith on May 6, 2011 at 12:01pm

Comment by Lynn Spencer-Nelson on March 23, 2011 at 6:51pm

THIS WEEKEND!

 

Workshops: *All Levels* Single Hoop : *Intermediate* Mini Twins. w/Lynn

 

Time	Saturday, March 26 ·  1:00pm -  4:00pm
Location	Noblesville Boys and Girls' Club 1448 Conners Street Noblesville, IN
Created By	Lynn Spencer-Nelson
More Info	Doors Open at 12:45 Adults Only 12:45-1pm Hoop Jam All Levels. 1-2:30/ Core Hoop 25$; w/Lynn 2:30-2:45 Hoop Jam Intermediate: 2:45-3:45/ Mini Twins. 15$; w/Lynn Both for 35$ Payment Link: http://indyhoopers.bigcart el.com/ __________________________ __________________________ ___________ Core Hoop/ All Levels: This workshop will involve single hoop instruction and give you a bit of everything. Fitness, Meditation, Movement and Tricks with exercises focused to incorporate these concepts.  In an all levels environment, teaching is directed to the base abilities of the members of that particular class. The exercises are designed to provide a simple base concept for the beginner and then extend into more challenging movements to push the hoopers in that particular class. If your present abilities are passed in this base line of teaching, work into the exercise as far as you can without becoming too frustrated. Also listen and watch, so you can click with the material someday.  Mini Twins/ Intermediate: This workshop will introduce you to the concept of using MiniTwin Hoops aka Wee Hoops and/or Poi Hoops. Students will work on “vertical techniques” and "horizontal plains" and in both currents. Also creating walls, executing breaks, weaves, in- spin /anti-spin. Students will be encouraged to apply these techniques inside body movement and flow. Mini Twins for me, are typically between 16 - 20 inchs diameter, but they could be smaller if you like. The Hoops should be small enough to spin on the hand in front of the body without hitting the chest or face. There will be many sizes of MiniTwins for sale at this workshop. A Pair: 30$ __________________________ __________________________ __________ From SR 37 turn west on SR 32, sr 32 turns into Conner. The Club is on the north side of the street, but the parking lot is not accessible from Conner Street. You have to turn north on 14th or 16th, then to Logan and South onto 15th, which dumps into the lot. You will want to wear comfy well fitted clothes made mostly of cotton. Hoops tend to slide off of synthetic fabrics and baggy-ness gets in the way. Yoga wear works very well. Tank Tops are very important when we get into chest and shoulder hooping and I start teaching that from the get go. Hoops like to grip onto skin. No hanging/dangling jewelry or watches.  Stud earrings are fine. Empty pockets. Bring LOTS of water!  Thank you so much, Lynn

Comment by Katarina Whitney Nelson on January 23, 2011 at 6:12pm

Hi everyone!

Anyone from the Decatur/Central Illinois area? I'm from Dtown, but I live in Augusta, GA right now. :/ Great hooping scene, but I miss home. :(

Comment by Lynn Spencer-Nelson on January 8, 2011 at 9:07am

MARK THE CALENDAR! February 5th, 2011. Louisville, Ky.

http://snowflowfest.com/

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=162790227100899

 

The Snow Flow Festival is held in downtown Louisville, KY and is the first festival of its kind for the Midwest Region of the United States.  From its inception, the creators of this spectacular event strove to construct a forum for flow artists across the region to centralize, teach and learn from one another, all at a cost that is affordable. Workshops are offered in a variety of flow arts and can be taken separately or at a phenomenal discount for groups of classes. Nine classes are offered in total.

In addition, the evening ends with The Snow Flow Formal, which is included in your group ticket price, or can be purchased separately. Bring your party hats and flow formal wear and be ready to dance, as this will be the formalyou’ve always imagined. The day promises to be one of great learning and bliss.

FLOW (flō)    v., flowed, flow·ing, flows.

Psychologist Mihály Csíkszentmihály described flow as “the mental state of operation in which a person in an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in the process of the activity.” The end result of flow is a feeling of spontaneous joy, even bliss, while performing an activity. Come join us for this day of flow and fun and explore techniques and artistry that can add this euphoric feeling to your life.

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