I fell in love with the art of spinning poi 3 years ago. After developing a foundation of basic skills, I found myself on a plateau and needed guidance. I found Nick's online course, and it was just what I needed. I am getting so much better and feeling so much more ease in my flow. Worth every penny!! Best flow arts related purchase I ever made!
AllisonUSA
Very systematic and easy to follow, covering every move and related aspect of spinning: choreography, drills progression, warm-ups… This course is the whole next level. Videos are thoughtfully ordered and constantly being improved and added, with feedback always encouraged and support provided. Highly recommend to anyone at any level of mastery!
Andrew MRussia
I was excited when I found the course Poi dancing - Beyond the Basics. At that time I knew basic movements, however it was difficult to move on. This course gave me new beautiful moves, confidence and freedom of poi dancing! Nick explains complicated movements, breaking it down into easy step by step elements in an enthusiastic and relaxed way
Антонио
Nick's online tutorials helped me become the poi spinner I am today. From the basic ideas of rhythm and movement up to advanced moves and variations, everything you need to know to spin - Nick's got it covered
Chris FeuertanzFire Performer
Speaking as a teacher, I thought the course structure well constructed, with the lessons building from the previous ones as the class progressed. Nick's obvious passion was infectious, and it made learning joyful
Yes, for this course you need to be confident an fluid with shoulder and hip reels, weaves, windmills, butterflies and opposites, and transitions between the moves and modes.
Nope! That’s not part of this course. Try Drex or Ty Roachford for 3-poi and tosses!
About Nick Woolsey
Nick Woolsey has been an influential poi artist since 2002. He has toured all over the world teaching poi to thousands of people in person, and to tens of thousands more through video. He has put all that experience into this online poi course.
Nick compares learning poi to learning music. Emphasizing fundamental skills, rather than individual moves, is what best allows a poi artist to play freely, to learn new moves easily, and to develop personal style.
When not teaching poi or practicing, Nick creates wildflower gardens, attempts dating, and designs imaginary spaceships.
The imaginary spaceships tend to work out the best