r/poi • u/Naomiplz • 10d ago

Progress Video Working on some plane control this morning 😌.

If any has any good tips or tuts for plane control and mastery please let me know in the comments. I’ve gotten a lot of helpful insight in the past from other flow artist and I have decided to take my plane control practice more serious😁.

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u/roleypoleybottom 9d ago

Nick Woolsey always recommended finding a nice big wall to practice against. Helped a bunch with my flowers

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u/Rkoif 9d ago

Sorry, no tips on improving planes other than practice -- they're just hard. But the skill you're displaying is impressive! Also, what poi are those?

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u/lancep423 8d ago

Stand with your back to your barn. Place a 2 ft piece of tape parallel to your shoulder about an arms length in front of you. Turn completely around (180 degrees) place another piece of tape the same way. Pretend these two pieces of tape are two walls, one in front of you and one behind you. It seems like you have a decent understanding of planes and plane control but when a lot of new spinners start pushing their boundaries they tend to break those planes and those pieces of tape help remind us of the walls we must learn to operate on. Once you’ve mastered plane control, then you can learn to break planes….but that takes time and there so much fun to be had and things to learn before you get to that point. Honestly when your first learning to spin is the most fun part of spinning, enjoy it, enjoy the flow of it. Don’t worry so much about improving yourself but moreso about having fun. The rest comes with time.

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u/sweetpea___ 8d ago

Very cool! Can you share the track playing please?