This brings back childhood memories when I was the only "little" one allowed to learn Polynesian dancing at my dance studio. I loved the poi balls. My practice set was homemade by my baba. I was able to swing 4 at once.
This was great. Thank you for being a rock in your community and teaching the next generations. It's because of people like you that anything good happens in this world.
You are a beautiful woman! I miss Hawaii so much! Keep on bein awesome and teaching such a beautiful and important part of your heritage!!! You rock!!!
Don´t forget the minginui garlic gang and the 13 onions. Churr from the churr. 13 onions hard core. Tuhoe onions da best. Garlic gang 4eva. Churr from the churr. Table and churr.
This brings back childhood memories when I was the only "little" one allowed to learn Polynesian dancing at my dance studio. I loved the poi balls. My practice set was homemade by my baba. I was able to swing 4 at once.
This was great. Thank you for being a rock in your community and teaching the next generations. It's because of people like you that anything good happens in this world.
My teacher let me demonstrate my poi ball skills in front of the class because we were learning about circular motion. I got extra credit :D
I love how I went to the comments to compliment the teacher and now I feel compelled to compliment yours. Lol. Gods bless the good teachers.
i remember starting off with these moves when i first learned how to glowstick.
I love Poi!!!!!!! I had pair of Poi when I went to the Polynesian Cultural Center.
@PoiGhost yes... men used poi to gain dexterity in the wrists for their taiaha fighting staffs.
I love her accent!! It’s so cool!!
Vinaka vakalevu for sharing...always love watching this Maori Poi dance...👍👍👍
I love the Poi dance too and I my last name Poi as well 😂😂😂
You are a beautiful woman! I miss Hawaii so much! Keep on bein awesome and teaching such a beautiful and important part of your heritage!!! You rock!!!
I love this teacher very much
the teacher is wonderful, makes it look so easy, i gotta practice more
Such a beautiful art!
Thank you beautiful Woman 💜💜💜
I would like to dance with Professor.,O Rapa Nui E., in Easter Island.
Good video.interesting culture
Lived in American Samoa for 4 years late 60's early 70's and our social studies was Maori and we learned poi ball stuff
Now is the time in hour glass of time! Olmec rubber people of turtle island islanders Aztec's, Toltec, maya ,may-an Hawaiian islanders
Is that LEIMOANI hahahaha awwww bubby you are so young there.
What does "Poi" mean ?
Don´t forget the minginui garlic gang and the 13 onions. Churr from the churr. 13 onions hard core. Tuhoe onions da best. Garlic gang 4eva. Churr from the churr. Table and churr.
They made it look easy.
Yesss, I was just thinking the same!
Why the hell have people given this vid a thumbs down ?
Miserable gits 😡
Tino ataahua kotiro
omg.. his voice is so sexy!