I am determined to hula hoop!

[Louise]

You go, vrai!!!! Safe travels to you, and Monello.

 

[RoseRed]

I used to do it just fine at the gym - a good fitness hoop, 3 lbs, I could go forever.

Well now I'm older and fatter and slower and discoordinated, and that hoop just wants to jump down and bruise up my calves and ankles.

So the internet said that the bigger the hoop, the easier it is to get it going. My hoop is in 8 pieces for easy dismantle and storage, so I ordered another one to add to it and make a bigger hoop. It will be here tomorrow and I anticipate that I will then be hooping like a champ.

Just so you know, I pulled out Bug's. Epic fail, so far!

 

[Monello]

In conclusion then, bigger is definitely better.

Size matters.

 

[TPD]

Size matters.

That’s what SHE said

 

[vraiblonde]

Just so you know, I pulled out Bug's. Epic fail, so far!

I still have an enormous bruise from dropping the hoop so much before I made it bigger.

 

[TPD]

I still have an enormous bruise from dropping the hoop so much before I made it bigger.

most people get a bruise from it being bigger.....



sorry - damn debate made me drink too much

 

[RoseRed]

I still have an enormous bruise from dropping the hoop so much before I made it bigger.

Ill keep trying!

 

[PeoplesElbow]

So here's a question for all of the forum scientific geniuses. I've heard this before, the bigger the hoop, the easier it is to hula. And it's true - seen proof. Why is it true though?

Because your thrusting can be slower and you have a larger margin for error