Monthly Archives: June 2014
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Kimikat’s Flowosophy and Spinspiration
Leave a commentJune 30, 2014 by synapticwolf
I just found this adorable and arresting video. Kimikat has a great propreaceptive awareness of her staves and so much …
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Contact Sphere Sexual Stats
Leave a commentJune 29, 2014 by synapticwolf
I’ve blogged mildly scientific reports about the sexual preferences of those who indulge in rope dart, contact staff, traditional staff and …
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Conclave and Convex
Leave a commentJune 27, 2014 by synapticwolf
Shortly before the Man combusts in all his pyrotechnic glory (and if you don’t know who the Man is or why …
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Spin, flow, repeat
Leave a commentJune 25, 2014 by synapticwolf
Great article from Fire Arts Magazine about the Importance of Repetition in Practice. To me, there are two take aways …
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Drexing the Double Staff
Leave a commentJune 24, 2014 by synapticwolf
I’m not the only one being inspired by Sosticky these days. . . Poi sage and tech blogger supreme, Mr. Ben …
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Dragon Staff Sexual Stats
Leave a commentJune 24, 2014 by synapticwolf
The fourth entry in my exploration into correlation between preferred props and preferred sex modes. Dragon staff! Dragon staff is …
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Spinning Sticky Style
Leave a commentJune 22, 2014 by synapticwolf
At Fahrenheit there was a class magic markered onto the schedule titled “The most difficult class that I am willing to …
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Rest in peace, Stephanie Kwoleck
Leave a commentJune 21, 2014 by synapticwolf
My first poi were made with denim wrapped around steel rods. Always on the look out for trashed jeans, every …
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Traditional Staff Sexual Stats
Leave a commentJune 20, 2014 by synapticwolf
This is the third post in my super sciencey study of which props are correlated with which sexual preferences. Traditional Staff! …
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Slow mo fire
Leave a commentJune 20, 2014 by synapticwolf
This gorgeous video shot at Kinetic Fire captures so much of what flow is and what it does to the …
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