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first try: me and my second giving it a whirl |
I didn't know it was an art form for adults, both men and women. I always thought the hoop was for kids, and as a child I wasn't very good at it -- at all. So when I did the research and saw what it could be, I was in. Or at least, I wanted to be. It took me over a year from my first attempt to actually ordering my hoop and practicing every day. Now I am officially a fan and every day I enjoy it more than the day before. Firstborn is five years old and taught himself to waist hoop in a day. (I'm jealous!) He takes his own hoop and eagerly performs for any friends and family available, impatiently waiting for his "turn" when I'm practicing. Could it get any better? Yes, it does!
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a grown-up gal's hoop from Hoop Mamas |
[Transformation: I love this woman's video!!]
I'd like to try it. Where did you get the DVDs?
ReplyDeleteI ordered the Hoopnotica DVDs on Amazon. The word "DVD" above is clickable, with a link to the first DVD. Also, the picture of the hoop is clickable to the shop where I purchased my hoop. Grown-up hoops are larger than the kid's hoops and a little more money, but the extra $$ is spent on it being custom-wrapped with grip tape etc. The shop gives tips on which size to buy. Also, the word "YouTube" above is a link to a great beginner tutorial on YouTube. Hope this helps. Trust me, it's fun! My mother-in-law is hooping now, too! :D
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