Aaahh... what a trancey feel to your share this month. Your loose hair, twirly skirt, bent head and closed eyes. I felt like I was watching a very private moment. I'm curious if you did this after your sustained spinning vids (they are breathtaking)?
Your variety of paddles is inspiring. I love how you bring in one arm to your chest while you break with the other. Along with how you stop the hoop with both forearms on the chest and "rock" back and forth. These movements remind me of tender hugs and seem so gentle and caring. Watching your vid's tells me how I really have to concentrate on drilling more.
I loved your barrel rolls with the forearm lifts..again inspiring. Thank you Ann.

I'm sorry to tell you that I will be joing team Kahn at the retreat. I have to go with Christina...

i initially had some resistance to paddling when i first saw is being done and then as i've learned about it and practiced thanks to this assignment i found it to be addictive what other people have said about it too. when i watch your video i saw you getting mesmorized by those movements and exploring the rythym through opening up to the hoop and pushing it away (which i think is the expirence beth was trying to share with us?) i think you got so entranced though you left passing behind. i personally find that i need a looong song to find my way in and out of diffrent spots. overall i thought you 're paddling technique was beautiful and creative, espicially in the angle hooping!