Poi Chi 6- Body Tracing and Palm Weaving

sixth in Poi Chi tutorial series. This video focuses on spinning poi with our hands/palms in contact with our body to further develop our "bottom up" style of spinning and moving with poi.

[@michaelmenes]

Thank you Nico. Wonderful extensions of poi technique. How you approach it is inspirational through being so playful, curious and humble as you explore. Great process!

[@craigwatson4460]

Can't believe it's taken me this long to find your videos. You sir, are incredible! Thanks!

[@kaztopher7123]

This has been one of the best tracer tutorials I've seen. Thanks a bunch man. Subscribed! Keep em coming!

[@TheCo11ection]

My biggest influence this year have been your videos, keep them up

[@annettebauer3952]

So talentiert!
Es macht Freude jemanden zu sehen der so fließend poit

[@Michael-tw6mf]

Thank you so much Nicky, legend

[@thecaptaintaz420]

Hey! You owe me medical bill. My jaw dropped so hard it broke. Brother you're smooth as butter. Striaght up sensual is the only word.
Thank you for making these videos. For sure trying to be as smooth as you.

[@pharaosa]

I have adopted this sort of idea with behind the back and meltdown combos. I recently started exploring it more, I'm very excited to try the things suggested in this video. thank you!

[@uncut119]

Poi chi. I love it! And love tai chi haha

[@_danklife]

This is why I needed to see! Thank you for sharing friend! 🤙✨✨

[@S0ulSUrviv0R713]

Oooh! I gotta try this!
this seems much easier to Get than the other ways I've seen/been shown 😎👏🏼

[@cabooseabs6864]

I've tried this before and it's kinda awkward but it feels really cool with the tension from the tethers. great video!

[@its_anarrah]

Damn those meltdowns are SEXY!!! cant wait to work on them and get them down! Thank you for this inspo and tutorial!

[@fantazyjnylogin]

Woow, amazing video, I love the way it opens so many ways for improvisation:) Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@karipanska]

so dope, this video unlocked so many new possibilities, thank you!

[@surfinairwaves9284]

I really want to get these techniques down. Really nice spinning 👍

[@nicosartcorner]

Really great video. Thanks Nicky!

[@annettebauer3952]

Vielen Dank!

[@mariobubbles]

fantastici movimenti ti seguono proprio il corpo.....complimenti

[@ashonfireperformance83]

Great concept. Looks amazing

[@identeatee8743]

This is awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@em-tm8gn]

awesome

[@justinbohannan]

Love this video. Thanks man!

[@mttimlin]

Excellent video, reminds me a lot of Leo's video on "component reels"

[@havad3938]

Great fluidity and speed of spinning seem extra fast. wonder if you can do a tutorial simply on that, perhaps a close-up of your hand and finger movements. Much of this lesson, I was hitting myself

[@yuuuyuuyu]

so good , ty ty !

[@alexandertodorov5467]

Hi, Nico! Thank you for the great video! Thиs is exactly what I was looking for the last few weeks. The way you connect the spinning of the poi with your body movement is simply amazing. I was wondering what are the exact dimension of your poi, like weight, lenght, material of the head etc.? Are the socks elastic? Thank you in advance, you are such an inspiration for me!

[@tracerammo]

Dude, these are awesome. About six minutes in was fucking SICK!

[@RoosterOfBarcelos]

Thank you!

[@JaviAirwraps]

.Hey! do you live in CO? This looks like Chautauqua

[@cosmicBrit]

thank you!!

[@barteksmiaek985]

great man, it's push me up so much! i have a question, i use contact poi with balls handles, what kind of sock poi you use, i mean material ;), becouse this kind of poi have nice flow... ;d

[@staylucky4727]

Thanks from some random guy 2023

[@mikeybarraclough8223]

Who teaches you? You're very smart

[@benericsson5277]

are you by a river?

[@Mocoso7]

u look like me

[@den4shek545]

thanks for those techs, i used this video with dave statik's and leo's and my skill rised dramatically, check it if you want to
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