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Comment by Emma of Hooping Mad* on June 3, 2010 at 4:04am

Nice work - see you in a couple of weeks!

Comment by Fox Red -- HoopsterFoximus on May 23, 2010 at 7:35pm

I just started myself to, In the first 2 weeks I was learning so so much, and then you get stuck in tricks that wont fly .. YET! like chest hooping or knee hooping.. So Im glad you have found your way and bliss back to hooping! <3

Comment by Anita on March 18, 2010 at 2:12am

I wanna hoop like that a year later .... challenge to myself....hahahahaha

right now I feel like u did - quote 'when I found myself frustrated with trying to learn moves and not feeling like I was dancing with it'

maybe cause its 6 months as well ....hehehehe

Comment by Miranda on March 10, 2010 at 12:51am

wow you're so good!!! And I love your chest hooping. I really hope I'll be as good as you when I hoop a year!!

Comment by hoopduck on February 26, 2010 at 11:44am

Ohhh my good god.....bleeding heart of baby jesus man you are awe inspiring!!!! A year!!! Seriously?!?!?!?! o.O *applauds* You are so graceful, yet still masculine about it, you have amazing, amazing energy!!! Thanks for sharing this.

Comment by Paul Lightning on February 11, 2010 at 3:39am

I'm not sure what "warrior style" is but I must be doing it! Thanks for your compliments.

Comment by beth lavinder on February 7, 2010 at 8:37am

OH, I remember you now. I didn't recognize you in the video. That was really fun. What a great gathering. You had really good energy and did really well I thought. And look at how far you have come. I'll be back with my girl Erica this summer and I look forward to seeing you again, if not at the UKHG, then maybe at a park somewhere. You will be a fantastic teacher. So wonderful to see the love of hooping spread.

Comment by Paul Lightning on February 7, 2010 at 4:29am

Thankyou Beth for your generous comments. Yes I do know something of the HoopPath; in fact I remember very well your presentation of it at the UKHG (yes I was there, if fading into the background somewhat as a very early beginner!). I appreciate the integrated approach that Baxter encourages in developing a hoop practice and it is something that I would wish to promote when I get to teaching hoop (sometime this year?).

Comment by beth lavinder on February 6, 2010 at 6:04pm

Paul, this is a wonderful video and like other commenters I am moved by your engagement and feeling in your dance. You are so responsive and expressive and I am THRILLED to see another dude rock the hoop. I don't know if you're familiar with the HoopPath, but Baxter really emphasizes Core hooping and listening to the point of contact as it rolls around the body. I can really feel you doing that when I watch you. I think that if you move in the that feels good to you, it will feel good to the observer as well.

Comment by Paul Lightning on January 26, 2010 at 12:52pm

That's funny. I'm glad I got it right in the captions on the video though otherwise I would have been mortified! Sounds like the connection has given you some inspiration. I'm all for injecting a bit of humour into the practice and I've been thinking about dropping some gags into my future offerings :-)

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