Fire
performance
Workshop
You can do that too!
Swinging the poi, twirling the staff or circling the hula hoop - coordination is required here. Playing with the tools promotes concentration, coordination and motor skills. The round and flowing movements affect our whole body and strengthen our muscles. Even with simple patterns and no fire, playing poi and twirling the staff looks fantastic.
The poi as an art form has its origin with the Māori in New Zealand . Wāhine (women) performed the Maori Poi originally to keep their wrists flexible for weaving, and tāne (men) for coordination and strength needed during battle. Some of the staff's movements come from stick fighting in a wide variety of martial arts. Playing with the various tools is beneficial for both body and mind.
People don't stop playing because they get old
They get old because they stop playing
OFFERS
It starts without fire!
A fire performance workshop - as a group or individual lesson, with or without fire - is suitable for kids as well as adults.
The workshop is individually tailored to the existing knowledge. In the beginner courses I start with the basics and for participants with previous knowledge there is a little more input. In my courses, I approach all participants personally in order to promote individual learning.
Feel free to use the contact form for inquiries, prices and individual offers.
