This video is one of the best and simplest explanations I've seen of these moves. And ya'll are so cute! Thank you so much, I've not been using my fans for a few years and this is PERFECT for brushing up on those skillz! Saving to watch a dozen more times.
O ordered LED fans and they’re so heavy 💀 do you have tips to beginning with heavy fans, or moves you prefer for heavy fans that utilize more momentum?
@@beckydarrow Heavy fans are definitely hard to work with. I'd try to use more static motions (holding your fans and moving them with your arms) than dynamic ones (spins and weaves and such.) You don't have to ONLY do static tricks, but those will be easier on your wrists until you get used to them. Pay attention to your body, too. If your arms and wrists ask you to stop, please do.
A friend left me a pair of fans - it's a bit intimidating after staff spinning, but after watching your tutorial, I definitely want to give it a go! ☺️
You are really good at keeping the video entertaining! And I love your edits! 💓 I just can't figure out #3 when I come from bottom to top... maybe I just need to practice more but on my non dominate side it looks so sloppy.
I didn't explain it this way in the video, but the hand in back is going to end up in front when it traces the arm. Not sure if that's the issue your having, but it's a common mistake I see when I teach this in person. Feel free to let me know if you want to specify or need any extra help :D
@@danirei789 Thank you!!! I just had to keep working on it but that mention did help a bit too. I saw you never uncrossed your arms but always use the arm closest to me to spin the fan as you come up? I started using it more and more and I think its looking smoother. I would love to see how to do the body traces if you have a video already made or thinking of the next tutorial? I would love to see how you explain it. Very sad there is not too many tutorials for fans out there.
Can you share the link to your fans? I'm a beginner and I have a Russian grip fan from house of poi.. I'm unable to do these moves with my fan properly..
Nope, they are the full size Forged Creation fans. Deliberately on the small side for fun techy stuffs! Though Flow DNA on Esty DOES sell mini fans, and they look hella cool!
Sorry I took so long getting back, but my fans are from Forged Creations. Thy are on the pricey side, but they're super durable and well balanced, so definitely worth the money!
@@danirei789 Hi Dani. Do you recommend doodles more than russian fans? I'm looking into getting my first fan, and I'm afraid that russian will not let me have much grips on techniques. Thanks for your feedback!
@@der8592 Grips are totally a matter of preference. I like the doodle grips because I like to do a lot of folds and techy tricks. Everything I do is definitely possible with Russian grips as well, but those fans are much better for flowy, extra dynamic movement. Neither is wrong, but it's worth finding some examples of performances and tutorials for each one to help you make a more calculated decision.
Oh really? I know a lot of fans are bigger than they seem, and that's how I felt about the ones in this video too. Which fans did you get? You're welcome to message me on IG @justanotherdani if you want to chat about it
Love how you just get into it - so many people procrastinate for-ev-er on UA-cam! You just crack on & don't waffle so hooray!
If I can be honest, I'm a total rambler. I just cut out most of it 🤣 Glad it's working for the better!
This is so helpful to come up with a decent flow as a beginner thank you!
I'm so glad to hear it! Thanks for being here!
One of my favorite fan tutorials ever! I learned so much, thank you!
I'm so glad! Thank you too!
This video is one of the best and simplest explanations I've seen of these moves. And ya'll are so cute! Thank you so much, I've not been using my fans for a few years and this is PERFECT for brushing up on those skillz! Saving to watch a dozen more times.
Very good explainations, thank you. Especially when you do it from the back
This is reeeeeally helpful and SO FUN!! "Ta-Daaaaaaaah" Very glad i found you- Thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad it's helpful! Thanks for being here!
The end is hilarious. Great tutorial. Ill be rewatching until i learn these moves. Thank you 😊
I just got my set of fans today and this video is sooo helpful, thank you!!
thank you for this video, you’re an excellent teacher and have great energy :)
She's kinda cute.👍 good work
I am a BEGINNER and so lost and this definitely helped!!! Thank you💗
I'm so glad! Welcome to the wonderful community!
@@danirei789 Thank you!!
Are those diamond grip? I’m looking for my first practice pair. Thanks!
Nope, these are doodle grips, 1.5 inch finger loop
O ordered LED fans and they’re so heavy 💀 do you have tips to beginning with heavy fans, or moves you prefer for heavy fans that utilize more momentum?
@@beckydarrow Heavy fans are definitely hard to work with. I'd try to use more static motions (holding your fans and moving them with your arms) than dynamic ones (spins and weaves and such.) You don't have to ONLY do static tricks, but those will be easier on your wrists until you get used to them.
Pay attention to your body, too. If your arms and wrists ask you to stop, please do.
Very helpful. Im a beginner led fan dancer 😅thanks❤.
LEDs are so fun! I hope you enjoy them!
Love your vibe hope to jam with one-day
Like for the algorithm 🎉😊❤
Coordination required❤
A friend left me a pair of fans - it's a bit intimidating after staff spinning, but after watching your tutorial, I definitely want to give it a go! ☺️
Aww yay! I hope you have a lot of fun with them!
I love you sis, thank you from Mexico for your light.
Soooo helpful! 🤓🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥
Thank you very much for this amazing tutorial 😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗
You are really good at keeping the video entertaining! And I love your edits! 💓 I just can't figure out #3 when I come from bottom to top... maybe I just need to practice more but on my non dominate side it looks so sloppy.
I didn't explain it this way in the video, but the hand in back is going to end up in front when it traces the arm. Not sure if that's the issue your having, but it's a common mistake I see when I teach this in person. Feel free to let me know if you want to specify or need any extra help :D
@@danirei789 Thank you!!! I just had to keep working on it but that mention did help a bit too. I saw you never uncrossed your arms but always use the arm closest to me to spin the fan as you come up? I started using it more and more and I think its looking smoother. I would love to see how to do the body traces if you have a video already made or thinking of the next tutorial? I would love to see how you explain it. Very sad there is not too many tutorials for fans out there.
@@NicoleLoveDivineraver I will happily make a body tracer tutorial! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@danirei789 🤩 You are so awesome! Thank you! I can't wait to learn!
That choo choo one though
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Okay what coffee shop near you dutch bro Starbucks
As a New Englander, Dunkin is the way to go 😜
Bless you for making this video! ❤😍❤😍❤🔥
Thank you so much
👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
I appreciate you and love your vibe ❤❤❤
Moc díky za video ❤❤❤
I know the tin soldier as "the buzzsaw"
I keep hearing both, so maybe I should've acknowledged both in the video. Something to keep in mind.
Thank you
Super helpful and easy to understand. Thank you SO much !
These are awesome beginner tricks!! Thank you!
Great tutorial! thank you for sharing 🙌🏼
👌 fantastic tutorial thank you ❤
Thank you for watching!
Can you share the link to your fans? I'm a beginner and I have a Russian grip fan from house of poi.. I'm unable to do these moves with my fan properly..
Of course! forgedfans.com
You can also check out the channel Fire Fan Tutorials by Rem. He uses those exact grips, so you don't necessarily HAVE to buy a new pair
@@danirei789 thanks so much for sharing that!
Loved this video! Thank you!!!
Just found your channel and loving it! Cheers!
I'm so glad! Thanks for being here!
Nice video and this is 3 years after this video was posted!
Thank you so much! 💓
The fact that u commented after three years is js so nice
Love the: haaaaaaa 🙌🏾
I'm a firm believer in that the sounds help you learn 😜
Thanks you rock!
Thank you too! I appreciate your support!
Are those mini fans? They look like it. How helpful. Thks.
Nope, they are the full size Forged Creation fans. Deliberately on the small side for fun techy stuffs!
Though Flow DNA on Esty DOES sell mini fans, and they look hella cool!
My fan is already broken on the first day i got it 😃
Oh nooo! I hope you can get a replacement!
@@danirei789 hope so my dad is planning on fixing it
@@EricTalesOfficial Good! Fingers crossed!
If I found you sooner I would have never waited to start fire fans. I love your energy so much!!
How do you start with fire fans? I want to do fire dancers with staffs and fans but idk how to start
so helpful!!!!! thank you!
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for!
I'm so glad! Thanks for being here!
I like you and your tutorials! Thanks!
Thank you! That means a lot! ❤
So stoked for these! Thank you 👏🏽👏🏽
Aw, thank you so much! New videos are coming!
Thank you. This was super useful x
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!
Omg! you're too cute! I made it one minute in and I'm so excited to learn from you . Thank you !!
Sound effects are everything
Aww! Thanks so much! Sound effects *are* everything!
Omg you are my spirit animal
Aww! That's so sweet of you to say! 💕
This is such a great place to start! Thank you so much!
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!
Love your vibe! Thank you ❤️
Aw, thank you!
Where are your fans from please? 😊
Sorry I took so long getting back, but my fans are from Forged Creations. Thy are on the pricey side, but they're super durable and well balanced, so definitely worth the money!
@@danirei789 those are fans.....🥴
@@danirei789 Hi Dani. Do you recommend doodles more than russian fans? I'm looking into getting my first fan, and I'm afraid that russian will not let me have much grips on techniques. Thanks for your feedback!
@@der8592 Grips are totally a matter of preference. I like the doodle grips because I like to do a lot of folds and techy tricks. Everything I do is definitely possible with Russian grips as well, but those fans are much better for flowy, extra dynamic movement. Neither is wrong, but it's worth finding some examples of performances and tutorials for each one to help you make a more calculated decision.
Do u still do belly dancing?
A little, but I've been slacking
My new fans just arrived and they seem massive - I keep hitting myself
Oh really? I know a lot of fans are bigger than they seem, and that's how I felt about the ones in this video too. Which fans did you get? You're welcome to message me on IG @justanotherdani if you want to chat about it