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video of the day

Miss Hailyn Hoops hoops to the sounds of Peaceblaster at home in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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trick of the week

We've had questions lately about bringing the hoop up from your knees to your waist. SaFire in Edmonton, Alberta, explains how it's done. Got a hoop trick you'd like to share? Film it and let us know!

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track of the week
Morgan Page: The Longest Road (Deadmau5 Remix)

This week's hoop track is by DJ/Producer Morgan Page featuring vocals by Lissie and it's called "The Longest Road." We're particularly loving the Deadmau5 Remix, so much so that we've added it up top to our listening station. And, as always, you can also hear it and check out other mixes and even download it for yourself on iTunes by clicking:

Morgan Page - The Longest Road - The Longest Road (Deadmau5 Remix)

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A Hoop Group Blooms in Connecticut

mailbox Hi Hooping.org!

Just checking in to let you know I listened to your advice. No instruction necessary. Just gather people and start hooping. Thats what I have done and now I have a group on Monday nights, Wednesday nights and Saturday morning. I am getting the Northeast community of Connecticut and Rhode Island hooping and spreading the joy. I'm even planning to gather everyone over the summer and have a great big HOOP day. Thanks for your encouragement!

JudiAnn, So. Killingly, Connecticut

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Posted March 31, 2007 3:45 PM |

Comments

I never thought of hooping nor did I think I could hoop until JudiAnn brought her hoop with her to work in Rhode Island - I think it will definitely catch on here! Deb from RI

Posted by: Deborah Haug | April 2, 2007 9:08 AM

Wow, I've been looking for a hoop group nearby, I live in Norwich area CT. Anybody maybe shoot me some info on this cool hoop group?-- Intertense@juno.com thanks

Posted by: Justin | April 8, 2007 3:53 PM

Hoop-a-dee-do-da-hoop-a-dee-ay my oh my your a hoop-a-la-gician! Kinda like a magician with hoops! Keep on rollin round and around, a spinning hoop gathers no moss...
Good luck Judi and friends awhirling~~~~~~~~*

Posted by: Barbara | May 19, 2007 1:10 PM

I live in Coventry, CT and I'd love to be part of a hoop group. Have you guys had any sessions yet?

Posted by: Joanna | August 7, 2007 5:41 AM

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