An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
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It’s even more impressive because the way she was shaking -
An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
Awesome!
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum I had to verify it was real! It's Marula Eugster Rigolo on Italia's Got Talent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwrJU9TTEKM
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum I'd have lost it on about the 3rd branch! Stupendous balance!
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
wowzers!!
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum
Sanddorn-Balance
my fist time with Miyko Shida Rigolo in 2014:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOfePxxVgGk&list=RDgOfePxxVgGk&start_radio=1Without Tracker here:
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=gOfePxxVgGk -
An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum #ALT4me if someone feels like adding descriptive alt text that would be super appreciated, it won't load and the alt text is the caption.
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@Dr_Bombay @globalmuseum I saw the original version of this act by Lara Jacobs at the Amaluna Cirque du Soleil show. Want to give credit where credit is due. It was created by her father.
Here is a really good video of her performance from 2013
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ELROG7uppps&pp=0gcJCTIBo7VqN5tD
@sortova @Dr_Bombay @globalmuseum Thanks for the credits! I've so that on person, too!
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@Dr_Bombay @globalmuseum I saw the original version of this act by Lara Jacobs at the Amaluna Cirque du Soleil show. Want to give credit where credit is due. It was created by her father.
Here is a really good video of her performance from 2013
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ELROG7uppps&pp=0gcJCTIBo7VqN5tD
@sortova @Dr_Bombay @globalmuseum
I saw this live at TEDxEdmonton way back when. Just amazing. -
@globalmuseum #ALT4me if someone feels like adding descriptive alt text that would be super appreciated, it won't load and the alt text is the caption.
@coolandnormal A woman starts by balancing a feather on the end of a carved stick. With great focus and concentration, she adds more sticks, one at a time, until she's built a towering contraption of sticks balancing each other and the feather. Using her foot, she raises one last stick, and balances the whole thing on top of that. At the end, she removes the feather and it all falls apart.
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@coolandnormal A woman starts by balancing a feather on the end of a carved stick. With great focus and concentration, she adds more sticks, one at a time, until she's built a towering contraption of sticks balancing each other and the feather. Using her foot, she raises one last stick, and balances the whole thing on top of that. At the end, she removes the feather and it all falls apart.
@wil @globalmuseum thank you! That sounds incredible.
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@wil @globalmuseum thank you! That sounds incredible.
@coolandnormal It's pretty amazing. She's miked and you can also hear how much effort it's taking.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum cant tell whether this thing or the u.s. is more brittle
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum Every second of that was utterly mesmerising.
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum Awesome!
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An impressive demonstration of focus, balance, and physics at work.
@globalmuseum
Shame about the appalling camera work - I had to give up watching part way through. -
@coolandnormal It's pretty amazing. She's miked and you can also hear how much effort it's taking.
@wil @coolandnormal @globalmuseum
They look like bones - whale ribs or something similar. The smallest is maybe a foot long, the longest about six feet.I saw this performed at a show called "Vegas Nocturne" many years ago, in a restaurant called "Rose, Rabbit, Lie". Picture a restaurant with a small stage area set up in the middle of the seating, and a hundred patrons all holding their breaths, awestruck.
