RikkiL started this discussion ·
If you love David as much as I do you'll want to watch this video! And part 2 when it's released! ;) I got to ask him a few questions when he was in Lexington and his answers are very interesting. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Klulssd3Fs
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Veena ·
Oh! must watch this tonight!! Thanks for sharing!
Veena ·
Just watched it, great interview so far, will you be posting part 2 here as well? :)
RikkiL ·
Thanks! Yeah, I'll post part 2 to this thread once it's uploaded. :)
RikkiL ·
Here's part 2 of the interview! Thanks for waiting patiently. :) Please consider subscribing to my channel if you like the interview. I've got one up with Rebecca Starr as well and plan on doing more in the future! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te0JwJVIY_c
RikkiL ·
Yes, he really is! I'm glad you enjoyed the interview. :)
Thanks for sharing the video, he has a lot of great ideas . Such a nice person, and crazy talented
Can anyone expound on his comments about what he would like to see more of on spin / static? My cold-addled brain can't think that hard right now :)
RikkiL ·
Sparrow, David is a huge fan of spins on the static pole, both from the floor and aerially (yes, it's possible!). Both techniques seem to be under-utilized and he would like to see that changed!
then I need to watch his vids I guess. Duh! lol
MariYabe ·
Thank you for sharing. I love to hear David's point of view, a great ambassador for our art. Solid advice and questions to think about as our community changes and grows. I still have video from his workshop and refer back to his technique. Plus sign and back to back jade are my favorites. If he comes near your town, book him. He's so worth the time and money. One note, we held a small showcase and sold tickets to the public (brownpapertickets.com), a little local TV mention and we sold out 300 seats. We had aerial silks, lyra and pole. There were plenty of older folks in the crowd too, who know very little of our world. We gave a chunk to charity too so, I think the public is open, curious and supportive to aerial arts. Happy Poling peeps.
Thanks for sharing! I love geeking out over pole star videos!
