Memory is a hoop performer and teacher based in the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. She relies on her ten years of experience as a professional performer in plays, musicals, and operas to teach empowered movement. Her hoop classes are fun and beginner-friendly, incorporating stretching, dance, yoga, and strength training with body weight.
Hello, the name is Kali Rockafellow I teach workshops on Hula Hooping for all ages I have been hula hooping for 2 years now and have been performing the last year I want to expand my knowledge of hooping and share it with you! Hooping creates such a great outlet for emotions and that’s what
Hoop Dance is a fun and fabulous exercise. Not only are you burning calories but you are learning a new skill. Each class you will learn a dance sequence with 4-8 movements that will be broken down step by step. Come get your groove on! Ages 12+ for beginners.
Miami, Fl based performer and instructor Lorena Rodriguez (LorenaHoopdance), specializes in teaching beginner through intermediate hoop dance classes in her community. Her diverse skills include fire spinning, UV, LED performances, and “hoopography”. She is eager to share her passion for hoop dance and all of the health benefits that come along with this fun-filled exercise.
I’m Katie and I’ve been hoop dancing for a year and half. I came to hooping on a whim. I saw an event for a 4 week hoop dancing class and signed up! I’ve been in love ever since! It has helped me find free movement in my body and I’ve been able to access
I love my day job, but it keeps me sitting in front of a computer for hours. I also have a little rebel living inside me that has decided the machine to rage against is the gym. At the end of a long day, the last thing I want to do is move from machine
When I first picked up a hula hoop, I never could have imagined the personal growth these circles would allow me to achieve. For as long as I can remember, I have battled mental and physical health issues, such as depression, anxiety, and an eating disorder. However, through the help of my flow practice, I
After being physically shut down in 2014 by Ankylosing Spondylitis, Roxy Blue took to hula hooping as a safe and gentle means for rebuilding and opening joints and muscles, and getting Shakti back into her body. Roxy advocates the use of dance as a means for all people to heal mind, body and soul, and
Alley Hoops, founder of Tennessee’s own Ethereal Embers fire troupe, fell in love with the flow arts from the moment she picked up a hoop in 2015. In the years since then, she’s transformed her flow from a hobby to a calling, helping to found TN’s first FLOW education festival (TN EMBER), serving as co-lead
For Erica Preston, founder and driving force behind Hoop to the Rhythm, hooping is about more than just exercise. It’s a philosophy and a beneficial practice. Since picking up her first adult hoop in 2011, she’s been committed to sharing her love of this unique form of expression with her friends, family, and community. She
Jacqueline Ward loves anything and everything to do with being outside in nature, fashion, yoga and hanging with her husband and son. Jacqueline has been inspired by the hoop since she was a little girl. My cousin and I would always say we wanted to start our own hula hoop club! Of course, there was
Lee Nangeroni, also known as LaLoopna Hoops, is a hoop dancer and stilt walker from New Hampshire. July 2015 Lee dove into hoop dance and has dedicated almost every free moment since to her pursuit of flow! In 2016 she achieved a sponsorship with CosmicVibrations, a hoop company out of Virginia. She adores single hoop
What can I say, I love hoops and all things hoop lovers! I owe all my progression to Deanne Love. She inspires me every day and I am grateful to be a part of this wonderful, global, community. I teach and cannot wait to get out and perform. I do other things (massage, yoga, mommy
