Yowsa! This was the first guy I ever saw do Fei-Cha in an old Internet Video called “Janitors”. In the interim he appears to have gone to Circus School in Montreal and has gotten some pretty sweet tricks nailed in his act. He also does slick combined hat manipulation and has a cute goofy ending. Win.
i found this video via Lewie Wests’ favourates. Why isn’t he a blogger yet anyway?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xd5upa
It’s Pich, isolating 2 curved sticks with amazing skill. Wow.
Youtube link
Beautiful contact Staff routine by Linda Farkas of www.magmafiretheater.com.
It’s lovely to see how routines evolve: previously on MoM
Linda Farkas / Magma Fire theatre: Double Staff – Fire
In training
Thanks to Laszlo Banhidai for the link, I can’t believe that MCP hasn’t posted this already.
Hi everybody 
after acrylic party in bruxelles, I’ve studied a little these “Moogeng”. They are acrylic made S sticks, quite similar to Buugeng.
this is a little vid of me training with them. Sorry if I’m not so clean, but they very hard to use in my opinion and I haven’t studied them so much.
hope you like it
hugs from italy
The people we’ve taken on as guest contributors over the years are awesome people.
When Kyle, Wes Peden, Moon, or MCP make a new video, you know it’s going to be good.
So this is a thank you, from me (Ryan) to the rest of the M.o.M crew. You guys rock, seriously. Thanks for stopping in and adding your favorite stuff here on M.o.M and thanks for your commitment to your disciplines. You are all phenomenal artists and we want to see more of you here!
Click below for 4 videos (never posted here before) reminding you why our contributors are awesome.
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This is a nicely put together small documentary that I would like to see as a large one on object manipulation in general. It features interviews with a few spinners and jugglers from the San Francisco Bay Area of California, on their favorite subject of fire and object manipulation.
I especially like Jordan’s realization about his life. : )
The recent commercial availability of Buugeng (curved staffs) has lead to an explosion of new performances and styles with this unique prop. (above performer: Dai)
The first time I had seen this kind of manipulation was in “Michael Moshen, In Motion” (video of his act below) but a google seach on “buugeng” reveals almost no history? No wikipedia page? I’m curious about the roots of this discipline, anyone who knows anything more should respond in the comments.
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Everyone at the Vulcan wishing you a merry Christmas from “scenic” East Oakland, California. Featuring Brian Thompson and Matt McCorkle of Code RED: Circus Conspiracy, who you may know from a previous post on MoM for their Isolation Hoop Report of January 2009. This is the third video of the series to say happy holidays, made by Noel Yee featured in his Christmas Partner poi video. (more…)
Yeah so it’s Christmas again. I made a video. I asked Ryan and Drew if I could post it, and Ryan said I could so I did. It’s me, dancing about like a loon, with a staff. Done. It’s okay. I liked the club one better but Ryan said I should post this one. So here it is, an early Christmas present. Yup.
I can’t really go on about how awesome it is but it’s better than not bad.
Youtube link: Youtube
Interesting adaption of Michael Karas’s tinkertoy juggling prop, by a Japanese lad Hidenori Yukawa, youtube user: SHENNMU. I like that he does it so cleanly and that clearly it’s stick manipulation, as well as he gets up to five going in some interesting patterns. Good job.
[Ryan edit] More Shennmu (ring manipulation) after the click
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Quality 3 stick routine, with quality filming and editing. Performed by Elena Shapoval. Directed by Taras Pozdnyakov. Enjoy!
Can anyone remind me who pioneered this kind of stick manipulation?
Check out Taras’s youtube channel for some really top notch contemporary Russian circus including:
Dirty mary Balls and plait?![you'll see] manipulation/juggling/dance, performed by Masha Toryanik. Directed by Taras Pozdnyakov. Every one of them are worthy of a blog post on their own!
Thanks to Kyle for the link.
