I've never heard of AcroYoga, but thoroughly enjoyed it.
(i conjecture that the top and the front person could wear Mindfolds, but the foundational person needs too much balance)
Friday, October 17, 2008
Dragon
After my roommate got back from a primitive skills gathering in the N. GA mountains, he was trying to start a bow and spindle fire in the living room to show us how to do such a thing. We became convinced after the spindle started smoking and moved onto headstands. Each of the four of us had a particular style of head and hand stand that we showed off to the group. I have not been in a group that body-aware before and it led to The Dragon:
I've never heard of AcroYoga, but thoroughly enjoyed it.
(i conjecture that the top and the front person could wear Mindfolds, but the foundational person needs too much balance)
I've never heard of AcroYoga, but thoroughly enjoyed it.
(i conjecture that the top and the front person could wear Mindfolds, but the foundational person needs too much balance)
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mad skills!
I did it when not photographing and was on top. It was remarkably easy to hold together, but to keep balanced up there was the difficult part.
Based on the activities of that night, I am convinced we can learn and get reasonably good at a few tricks in about 30 minuites
Yes, with the right team, we could easily make a routine that would split an audience's Mind open.
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