This video is for those who have watched Wrap 101 and want to expand their move arsenal.

Please note that this article is strictly opinion based and does not reflect the views of glowsticking.com as a whole.

There has been a long standing debate on whether individual moves or practiced routines is the better way to go. While there is no true answer to this question, this article is intended to help show the difference between moves and routines and some of the downfalls and benefits of each.

I made a video that contained a few whips and shots, but I never formally introduced them so I decided to make this.

Here is the video I'm talking about, containing whips at 0:09 and 0:38 and shots at 0:46 and 1:09.

Now is this article to show every type of whip and shot possible? Not at all, I'm sure there are plenty plenty more for people to discover, and some I'm not showing... yet. I just simply want to get the ideas out there for people to build off from. This isn't a tutorial, rather more of a demonstration and discussion on the moves. I'd like to hear what people think about the moves and such.

Weaves, windmills, and corkscrews are all poi moves which are based on split-time ?same direction? spinning. These three moves are basically the same, except they are in different planes. If you imagine yourself in a box, there is a plane on your right side, one on your left side, one above you, one below you, one behind you, and one in front of you. Weaves are on the left and right planes while windmills are on the front and back planes. Corkscrew is above and below, but sometimes you will need to move your body to avoid the poi.

From a standard 3 beat weave, as the left hand is about to lead to the right side:

1.) Bring the left hand down and under the right hand, for an extra rotation on the left sid...

by 4leplace (Jo Derry)

An article focused on how to fine-tone your skills to take it to the next level. I have recently enjoyed a phase of my learning that I feel is under mentioned throughout the spinning community:

an FAQ for beginning glowstringers.