hooping

Before long, you'll be walking and hooping at the same time.

We could hear them hooping and hollering all the way to the base.

In 1970, all switches and crossing were automated, but hooping continued.

I know with Marino, he would've been hooping and hollering.

Kids can exercise different parts of the body by hooping around their waists, arms, or legs.

Hooping dancers were featured during the Super Bowl halftime show.

There they spent five days hooping a large wine cask to the cart with ten strong iron rings.

The loud blows of a cooper hooping a cask reverberated regularly between the houses.

This is the crimealine of the alps hooping to sheltershock the three lipoleums.

Hooping generally refers to artistic movement and dancing with a hoop (or hoops) used as a prop or dance partner.

Even my Indians sat silent and morose, stretching, braiding, and hooping their Seneca scalps.

In 2001, Vivian Spiral began hooping on the Weaver St. Market lawn during the weekly music events.

Performances given by a Hoop Busker will usually combine hooping with other disciplines including acrobatics, contortion, juggling, singing, and playing one or more musical instruments.

Any moment, Kellogg will say Kansas guard Adonis Jordan is "swishing and dishing" and "scooping and hooping."

And in one remarkable passage he lets us see Jehovah hooping Messiah's staff first with brass, and then with silver, and then with gold.

Fictional music group The Chipettes covered the song for "Hooping It Up," a 1986 episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks.

O wonderfull, wonderfull, and most wonderfull wonderfull, and yet againe wonderful, and after that out of all hooping Ros.

"You're going to get some flexibility and enhance hand-eye coordination, and balance by using major muscle groups," said Ms. Cyrus, adding that Crunch did not offer hooping classes.

An aspiring actor, Mr. Bidner added hooping to his repertory in the hope that it would give him an edge in auditions by showing directors a talent to remember him by.

Add in England's excellent fielding and even when the ball was not hooping around, Strauss was able to squeeze Australia, in the words of Harold Wilson, until the pips squeaked.

A multitude of websites have been created as a result of this revival, many of which provide links to hooping clubs, online retailers from which to buy specialized hula hoops, and information on workout routines.

There I gradually opened a farm, working myself like a horse, raising great quantities of hogs and bullocks...I did all kinds of jobs for myself, from mending a pair of boots to hooping a barrel."

It has nowhere near the popularity of spinning or Pilates, for example, but whether hooping catches on or not, the women inside the classroom in the East Village say working out with a hoop is the only exercise they can tolerate doing regularly.

In the 14th century, recreational hooping swept across England.

Hula hooping has been a type of exercise and play from as early as the 5th century in ancient Greece.

Then onto the learners' tent and to a new idea of learning Welsh whilst hula hooping.

In addition to cultural events, free group activities are offered to participants, including tango, yoga, soccer, hula hooping, and break dancing.

I recommend drinking beer while hula hooping ( i do), your stomach, legs, hips will still look amazing.

In recent years hooping has become popularized as a fitness regimen alongside kickboxing, breakdancing and bellydancing.

His performances also incorporate circus tricks such as hula hooping, fire breathing, face balancing, juggling and balloon art.

"There's gonna be some hooping and hollering."

Videos of the 60's, dancing, memorabilia exhibitions and Hula Hooping will be among the many diversions provided in four party rooms.

At the same time that the band is performing there are also a lot activities going on such as jumping in the pool, hula hooping, and dance lines.

I have hobbies like hula hooping, throwing glitter from the rooftops of city buildings, and collecting discarded shopping lists in supermarkets.

Fire hooping requires the use of special "fire hoops" and, as with all fire dancing, is dangerous and poses a risk of injury.

Heavier, larger hoops are more often used for slow hooping and body tricks while lighter, thinner tubing is used for quick hand tricks.

Aerobics focus on activities that require more vigorous movement, and are divided into three distinct types: hula hooping, step aerobics, and jogging.

The Professor raised and entwined two large appendages near his base, as they cycled with warm, red hooping: the gestural ancestor of a shrug perhaps. '

Her current project, The Hooping Life is a movie about a resurgence in hula hooping as dance.

The past few years have seen the re-emergence of hula hooping, generally referred either "hoopdance" or simply "hooping" to distinguish it from the children's playform.

For women, office gear modified for Hula Hooping, i.e. buttoned shirts tied in a French knot above the navel, heels removed for lower center of gravity.

Modern hooping has taken cues from diverse art forms such as rhythmic gymnastics, hip-hop, freestyle dance, fire dance, twirling, poi, and other dance and movement forms.

She performs a variety of circus arts including stilt walking, hula hooping, aerial hoop and fire dancing and is well known for elaborate costuming and creature creation.

Instead of getting all worldly and sophisticated and dabbling with truffle oil, with each new gray hair my taste is hula hooping into kid-friendly food faster than Marisa Tomei can waggle.

(Reference: "Coordination Modes in the Multisegmental Dynamics of Hula Hooping," Ramesh Balasubramaniam and Michael T. Turvey, Biological Cybernetics, vol.

Ballroom dancing, gig racing, hula hooping and Zumba: a fab four when it comes to physical fitness and all were mentioned by callers during a fascinating Radio 4 phone-in on grassroots sport on Tuesday.

The hoops are often handmade by the dancers out of simple plastic piping (though some are made of wood) and wrapped in colorful tapes, similar to the construction techniques used in Hooping, i.e. non-Native American hoop-based dances.

Atlanta Streets Alive, inspired by the ciclovía in Bogotá, Colombia, closes city streets to car traffic to allow people to participate in health and community-oriented, such as bicycling, strolling, skating, people-watching, tango, yoga, hula hooping, and break dancing.