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How To Powwow Dance- Hoop Dance Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- The story of how the Hoop Dance came to the Ojibwe and some moves to get you started if you are an aspiring Hoop Dancer.
Story from Basil Johnston's book The Manitous: The Supernatural World of the Ojibway
You can reach me at deannehupfield.com for Virtual Powwow Dance Class requests AND for mentoring/coaching to become a Powwow Dance Teacher in your own community!
Chi Miigwech for watching!
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I’m on the same boat as you! My mom was scooped during the 60s scoop and was adopted into a family that didn’t practise our culture because of the effects of residential schools. Just recently, me and my family have been teaching ourselves through videos like these to try and help revitalize our understandings and fill that void we have in our heart from being so distant from our culture. Miigwetch for posting this!
I love Pow Wow's they lift my spirit even though I'm Scottish I am truly sorry and ashamed of colonisation and I understand we were colonised over here first.
Chi Miigwetch for your teachings Sacred Sister may you always be guided and protected by Great Spirit...and so naturally much love and respect from my being to yours.
Aho
This is what the internet should be used for - learning with well-taught tutorials!
I've been connecting with ancestors and dancing has always been my favorite. Dancing with a hoop feels powerful, I barely started this week and I appreciative of finding this video. May you continue to heal and inspire the world ❤
-Arizona, (Pima) Gila River tribe
Fantastic! Thank you! I used to dance when I was younger. We plan to go to the Wiki Powwow tomorrow.
Thank you for showing and teaching Powwow Dancing with stories of Indigenous Culture. 💕😊👍
Wow this brought tears to my eyes and a big lump in my throat!!
About 5 years ago I learned to contemporary hoop dance at a ‘hippie’ music festival - I danced and danced the whole festival I wasn’t even hungry I only ate some blue berries. I was in a trance completely sober and connecting with my ancestors. At that time I had no idea there was an indigenous story about the Hoop Dance. My grandmother a Dene was taken to residential school and grew up so ashamed to be indigenous and so my mother knew nothing of our roots until her 30’s.
Wow wow wow! It’s time to pick up some plumbers tubing!! 🥲💖👏❤️
Thank you Bless your heart for the digital indigenous revival!! ❤️❤️❤️
This is 3 yrs old atm but I just wanted to say thank you. I’m a reconnecting native to the Coahuiletecan peoples. I’m really disconnected though so I’ve had no guidance,… (mex family says we’re not native, dna & docs says otherwise 😒) I’ve hooped for 8 years now but now decided I need to incorporate this. I’m following my soul. Thank you so much for this.
Extremely interesting, kitci meegwech for sharing your knowledge with us!
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Chi’Miigwetch ❤
Aaniin ojiiwaaman!
Stephanie nindizhinikaaz, Chimnissing geebiigijbaa, ma’iingaan dodem!
zhooniyaa-bakwen amaadiwin izhichigewin,
Chi’Miigwetch 🎉
I was raised a foster child. My great grandmother was a residential school survivor, My grandmother was in the sixties scoop and I was taken from a good father ! II am finally reconnecting with my local community at 30! 🎉 I hoop dance every day but with one hoop. I was hoping to find traditional hoop somewhere. Today, while I looked for a ribbon skirt pattern I found your page and it’s fantastic! So
Chi’Miigwetch ❤🧡✊🏽
My children want to learn this. We so miss the powwow
Sharing is caring 🙏 thank you for both ❤
Girl. . . Just learned a few months ago(from a DNA test) that I am 50% Native American!! Holy crap. . . So yes I feel ya. . . Gotta learn about our many wonderful and amazing tribes and all the dances. Plus I am a natural dancer lol. Love the videos keep em comin!! 🙂❤
I started hooping around my waist as a stilt walker and performer. My mom is white and my Dad is Mexican. His Mom said she was Mochica and his Father said he was Yaqui. I started researching hoops because we called what we were doing, Hula hooping. I know now that Hula is a dance that was used to pass down stories and culture when the indigenous people of Hawaii were colonized and forbidden to use their language. I and many others stopped calling it Hula hooping but many reverted to calling what we did Hoop Dancing. I call what I do now when I’m hooping around my waist on stilts, moving with a hoop or dancing with a hoop and I encourage people to understand that both Hula and Hoop dancing is not what we are doing on stilts. That these are very specific dances that deserve the respect and appreciation not appropriation.
I am also trying to learn about my own culture and my love for movement . How to honor and respect language around movement so that I am not perpetuating further oppression.
This February I am traveling to Phoenix AZ to attend the hoop Dancing competition at the Heard Museum. Thank you so much for sharing these videos. I hope to learn Hoop Dancing some day. ♥️
My family was separated by some of the policies that were in place. We've passed the history orally and I'm finding a lot of it is verifiable as I make an effort to reconnect with my roots. I'm discovering hoop dancing and trying to learn. Loving that internet resources are available! I'm not alone! Thank you for being part of that
Thank you for sharing this with the world! It's inspiring and beautiful! I hope that you get a chance to post part 2. So much love to you!
Can’t wait for part 2!!! This is very helpful!! Thank you for your time and wisdom!!
Love this Sacred Sister I think I'm going to get a hoop.
You're a wonderful teacher. Thank you. I am learning some Hoop Dancing to help teach my students more about First Nations. This is a very helpful tutorial as I have only taken 1 class in Hoop Dancing.
Hi Peter,
Thank you for the compliment. I have a request for you. If you are not Indigenous and are teaching students about First Nations please don't teach cultural teachings. Anything about Indigenous culture like our dances, should be taught by us. Where do you live? I have a large network of dance teachers I could call on to visit your class 😃
Please email me if you are interested. deanne@deannehupfield.com
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@@HowToPowwowDance Thank you for your reply. I definitely want to be respectful to your culture as am part Metis not completely Indigenous so I won't teach any of the cultural aspects. Can I show this video to my class so they can learn these Hoop Movement patterns? Thank you again for your input. I really appreciate it. :)
Aww I love this and want to learn this craft
I think these are all amazing videos and I hope you post many more! I am mi'kmaq and my mother never learned any of our culture and therefore neither did I. I am now homeschooling my children and teaching them as much indigenous culture as I can and will definitely be implementing your dances!
Thanks!
Hello, I am not an indigenous woman, but I have always sympathized with all indigenous peoples of Americas. I felt that I am absolutely and naturally on their (your) side. 😊 I am always glad and proud to hear when they can follow their heritage again, which must have been almost impossible in the past! I would like to learn (a little bit) how to hoop dance or at least to try it, so thank very much for this nice video. 😊
So nice to hear your story and love your energy
Thank you so much this video helps me so much💛 now I know why I’ve always been drawn to this powwow dance😍 such a beautiful story🔥
I absolutely love it. The children I work with would love to learn. I'll be watching your tutorials trying to learn! Thank you!
And here, I thought I had an answer to try to hoop dance again
Sadly, I didn't know I had to think long and hard to to keep going, but now the understanding runs much deeper
And now, I wanna relearn how to hoop dance, because I had only but a brief lesson in grade 5 ish which around 2009 ish I believe, maybe later
But, as I learn deeply where these sacred dances we have comes from, the more I wanna keep the traditional ways of finding willow wood or something along the lines of materials we used to create them.
But now, I wanna heal, either for the people, or myself
Just to feel somewhat connected. Thank you for reading.
Beautiful!
i love this. thanks for sharing.
My family was not scooped but, being from Oregon USA the tribe im from was basically destroyed bt the u.s. calvery. So all out traditions are lost. I love your pride. Thank you!
Thank you for this ❤️
Excellent resource, I'll be sharing this for Indigenous History month at a school family program this weekend!
i’m Nez Perce and my mom is white and my dad is native but my dad left when i was young so i never knew my culture. but i’ve been hanging out with my cousins from my dads side and i’ve been learning a lot about it. i never knew how to pow wow dance because i grew up with my white mom, she still lets me visit my culture and i’m happy about it. i live on another native reservation but i still learn a lot.
im watching this video because its part of my homework and btw it was so nice everyone will respect your colcher
Can’t wait for part two. What foot work do you do while hoop dancing ..?
Good job with the story! 💛 it!
Awe Miigwech! If your interested I will be teaching a Facebook Live tutorial on how to make hoops. Just search Deanne Hupfield on Facebook 😁 this Saturday at 9pm EDT 😁
Ay Hay for the teaching.
I hit that bell. I will be binging these videos.
I will be posting more soon! Thank you so much for following
It's good what you're doing I like to watch you I hope I meet you one of these days
Miigwech! I have been also getting more in touch with my culture now as an adult, and one of the things that has really enveloped my interest has been pow wow and hoop dancing.
I've been practicing this at my center with an instructor, but also really appreciate finding videos like yours teaching styles and backgrounds that are hard to learn about without deeply looking for them.
One thing I really want to get into is constructing my own routine. I've learned quite the number of moves, but am so unsure where to begin in crafting them together. I know hoop dancing is supposed to be a story telling dance, but I'm lost on how one would go about getting started on making the story. Any advice?
Miigwech again. Hope to see a part 2! Mino giizhigad!
Hello my name is Martha I am 10 I'm not native I'm mexican but I learn how to bead and learn how to dance fancy shawl and thank u so much I love u and why do I act so native lol I am from Yakima Washington well close to Yakima 💙💙💙
Omg tysm for liking my comment
Many people from Mexico have indigenous blood in them as well. That is why we see a lot of similarities in culture. If you have a single drop of indigenous blood in you, and you connect with that, then you are native. It is a spirituality and a way of life just as much, if not more, than simply ethnicity. Try learning from your elders and see if perhaps you have ancestral connections. Yakoke for honoring our cultures and learning the significance of the dance
@@Hannah-zc8gn ok thank u soooooo much for telling me!!
Please keep posting videos
Hai early love u!!!!
Tysm for liking my comment💙💙💙💙
Hi, I found your channel this summer and thank you so much for posting these teachings. I was wondering for hoop dancing if there are guidelines for hoop size? Like in competition? Thank you again for posting these videos.
You have to make them to fit you. Usually a little larger from fist to inner armpit.
Please do more videos
Yayyy
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My daughter Sophia will love this she wants to learn a dance for her Talent show for another school year We don't really know her a history of her background be due to her father left her when she was a baby but she wants to learn Is her true side of her culture that her father can't
We wanted to let you know we are following the kids pow video ty we would love to meet you
White Wolf
What are the ideal sizes for the hoops?
What size should the hoops be?
How many hoops should I make
My hoops have arrived and I'm practicing. When will you do lesson 2?
As of now I am quite swamped. I am launching an Online Jingle Dress Making Course in a few weeks!
I will post it as soon as I can tho! So happy people are enjoying the videos!
I am Passamaquoddy from Maine
Im making my fancy shawl with ribbon, could you maybe give me some tips for avoiding the ends fraying please? Thank you !!
Burn the ends with a candle. Be careful though they can catch fire quickly. You just want to singe the edge.
With a candle or simply use a lighter. All u need is a little heat and it will melt the ends and keep it from fraying. If ur young, have an adult do it for u! Best of luck!
Can I still do this if I'm white but my adoptive parents are native american
Is it ok to use this dance if you're Mexican? The community here made me feel like I wasn't native so I can't do this kind of thing.
Can you do fancy dance for men’s pow wow
I will ask my Fancy Dance friend :D
Where’s part 2
I am sorry about the 2 year wait lol. I hope to be posting again on here soon.
People made fun of how I Jingle danced so now I’m quitting cuz I am going to be a hoop dancer so that is why I em watching this vid I’m a First Nation from Canada in Invermere but I live in Cranbrook with my mom I’m 10 years old my last name in Nicholas and my first name is Arianna my dad is Aaron Nicholas my mom is Hanna capilo
We are looking to hire teachers for 2 kids: 1 boy, 1 girl. They are both Navajo and Tewa. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
What kind of teachers?
You're driving an 18 wheeler lol
I’m Not A Hoop Dancer I Am Just A Normal Dancer
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I would love to be a dance teacher. I have a lot to learn though. I would love for you to teach me. I can't get on my email right now but If you have Facebook please contact me at Pocos Blackhorn or Wild Wolf Blackhorn.