These are by far the best poi tutorials ever

In my opinion, one of your best videos in a while, these animations really help me understand what's going on in your hybrids, so a big thanks to all of those who helped you with it.

Genious! As someone who just found out about Pois, I feel like this information is a huge spoiler, but I can live with it ^^

This really helped me to understand flowers more, Thank you

Amazing as always. You are just one of the most graceful humans on the earth I think. I can just watch you spinning for hours.

I'm loving these new videos Nick! Keep it up! Adding the graphics to it real help you visualize what you're trying to say. Good job man.

You have such a fantastic way of breaking things down -- really helps to 'get' the underlying patterns. Thank you!

Thanks this was awesome. I am alway s amazed how graceful you flow

Beautifully shot. Beautifully explained. Beautifully presented. Thank you 🙏

This is literally the most helpful poi video i have ever seen!!!

Well of course that's how it works. I never considered this before, but it's so simple to understand by how you said it! Thanks!

been doing your videos for years and learning flowers has been a challenge and this helps explain a lot for me XD

nice one keep em coming bro may the flow be with you

Your videos are excellent man.

I really appreciated the graphics on the video. I have yet to track the poi, in-spin vs anti-spin. It helps that you have great Poi Fu! I saw a video of yours mentioning that the other day.

thank you nick

Well explained, thank you :-)

I cant decide which is more amazing- the tutorial or the background :D

Loved it

I make sense of it by thinking about the relative spin between your poi circle and your arm circle. If your arm does one circle clockwise (+1) while your poi does 3 circles counter-clockwise (-3) then the relative spin between them is |(-3) - (+1)| = 4 relative circles. If you imagine the circles rolling on a flat line, the arm circle rolls 1 unit to the right while the poi circle rolls 3 units to the left, the final distance between the circles is 4 units. Same works for inspin, (+1) arm spin and (+3) poi spin: |(+3) - (+1)| = 2 relative circles (or petals) I think this is a more powerful way of thinking than the generally accepted rule of thumb where antispin is the number of petals -1 and inspin is the number of petals +1. This accounts for patterns like the antispin pentagram which has a spin relationship of (-2):(+3) or 5 relative circles

thank you

Fourier series.... that's what this reminds me of. well, I mean it is higher order linear motion so... anyway, how did you manage to get this animation? I want to learn to program stuff like this. that's really freaking cool.

yeahhh very good lesson thank you for visit my country i am living here in guatemala and a like so much to visit the beatiful and magic lake atitlan thanks and namaste

Complicated move but tha animation overlap was dope!!

hi :) thank you very much for these really helpful videos! further I have two additional places for the poi community map. both places are in turkey: 1. Ankara, middle East technical university. they also have a facebook group. 2. Çadır in İstanbul, Kadıköy. İ was searching for places in turkey too long, so maybe they could be very useful on your map :) best wishes

can't believe I actually got this :-D

nice setting from atitlan lake

How are you not pissing yourself out of fear for that ledge? holy shit dude....

Hi. Where can I find a program where I can modulate the motion of the go? Where to find and how to do what is shown in the first seconds?

Thanks for being awsome

I must be dumb I still don't get it. lol. I haven't started though... so maybe that's why

i'm even more confused now