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How often does it happen that ... you're hooping, you lift your hoop and ... while it's spinning overhead, you think,
"what do I do next?" Finally, you execute your newly learned move flawlessly, and then ... panic or confusion ...
"jump through?, back to the waist?, down to the knees?"
Every once in a while, does your hooping start to feel like just an endless loop of "what trick next?" In a way, it is.
But in another way, it isn't. Here are a couple ideas for navigating the space in between and to speed up and
even eliminate the urge for split-second decision-making in your hoopdance.
"what do I do next?" Finally, you execute your newly learned move flawlessly, and then ... panic or confusion ...
"jump through?, back to the waist?, down to the knees?"
Every once in a while, does your hooping start to feel like just an endless loop of "what trick next?" In a way, it is.
But in another way, it isn't. Here are a couple ideas for navigating the space in between and to speed up and
even eliminate the urge for split-second decision-making in your hoopdance.
One-Beat Wonders
Work Smarter, Not Harder
Work Smarter, Not Harder
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