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Hi All,
I'm new to hooping and I would like to learn to fire hoop. (It looks awesome!!) I have a couple of questions for anyone that feel like answering them.
First, like I said, I'm new to hooping, is the weight significantly different with a fire hoop (balance wise)?
Is the weight transition very awkward (from no fire hoop to fire hoop)?
When purchasing a fire hoop, should it be the same size as my regular hoop?
I know I will have to practice a great deal with a fire hoop before lighting it and I want to be able to be decent with it by October. Would it best to get it now (so I can alternate practicing with the fire hoop and the regular hoop) or should I wait and practice with my regular hoop a little longer first? (I know this is relative but personal experiences would be very helpful in regards to this question.)
Thanks much for your help.
G-Nee
I'm new to hooping and I would like to learn to fire hoop. (It looks awesome!!) I have a couple of questions for anyone that feel like answering them.
First, like I said, I'm new to hooping, is the weight significantly different with a fire hoop (balance wise)?
Is the weight transition very awkward (from no fire hoop to fire hoop)?
When purchasing a fire hoop, should it be the same size as my regular hoop?
I know I will have to practice a great deal with a fire hoop before lighting it and I want to be able to be decent with it by October. Would it best to get it now (so I can alternate practicing with the fire hoop and the regular hoop) or should I wait and practice with my regular hoop a little longer first? (I know this is relative but personal experiences would be very helpful in regards to this question.)
Thanks much for your help.
G-Nee
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Re: Fire Hooping Newbie
Thu, July 3, 2008 - 1:46 AMI'd get the fire hoop now and practice with it unlit. Go for one that's a similar size to the hoop you normally use. It will be heavier, but if it is well made it will be balanced with the spokes evenly spaced.