by Philo Hagen
April 19, 2012 in Health and Spirit, Tutorials
Sarah “Lotus” Hurwitz of Peaceful Yoga Practice is here with a quick lesson on how to be present while hooping and not taking the moment for granted. She’s on a mission to teach people to realize happiness in their lives and she lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
by Philo Hagen
April 17, 2012 in Canada, Tutorials
For those who are interested in Native American, Aboriginal or First Nations hoop dance, J.J. First Charger is back with a series of five lessons for us today. He starts off teaching us how to hoop dance with 5 hoops, then moves on to hooping with 7, and then 9. He also shows us how to make a hoop ball on top before teaching us how to put the hoops on our legs. J.J 1st Charger has competed at the International Hoop Dancing Competition in Phoenix, Arizona, and is dedicated to teaching others the art and the importance of it. He lives in Canada. (Thanks Jennifer). Watch the rest of the series below: Read the rest of this entry →
by Philo Hagen
April 16, 2012 in Tutorials
Jessi Harris is back with a new tutorial for those who like to play with twin hoops (two hoops of the same size). She’s teaching us a move she’s calling the “Double Jump-through to Butterfly”. She lives in Rocky Face, Georgia, USA.
by Philo Hagen
April 12, 2012 in Europe, Tutorials
Noora Tiainen is here to show us a move that she is calling “The Underarm Toss” and while she does not explain it verbally, there are many visuals for you to get this one figured out anyway. She lives in Kirkkonummi, Finland.
by Philo Hagen
April 11, 2012 in Tutorials
Fer Sumano is here with her very first tutorial. What is she going to teach us? She’s taking things to the rear to show us how to booty hoop. This tutorial is in Spanish, but you should be able to get the basic idea without needing to know the language. She lives in Mexico City, Mexico.
Fer Sumano está aquí con su tutorial en primer lugar. ¿Qué va a enseñar? Ella está tomando las cosas en la parte trasera que nos muestre cómo aro de botín. Este tutorial es en español, pero usted debería ser capaz de conseguir la idea básica sin necesidad de conocer el idioma. Ella vive en la Ciudad de México, México.
by Philo Hagen
April 10, 2012 in Hoop-Making, Tutorials
The “How To Make a Polypro Hula Hoop” lessons continue with this third installment of a series. Droo Martin of Superhooper.org, with enthusiastic assistance from the lovely and adorable Navi, teaches us how to cut, enlarge, and set connectors in polypro tubing – the “friction fit” way. They live in Winona, Texas, USA. If you missed parts one and two they’re here and here.
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