CAMP WAKAHAKEE - driving instructions posted!

Jdigges · Post by **Jdigges** » 05 Sep 2007 16:11

hey my 21st birthday is the 13th

Darkshredder · Post by **Darkshredder** » 05 Sep 2007 18:41

Josh, you coming?

(in anticipation). I could pick you up when I come through syracuse!

Jorden · Post by **Jorden** » 05 Sep 2007 19:56

I will be attending Camp Wakahakee.

I need a tent to sleep in. Please PM me.

I would like to run a workshop, maybe two.

I will have a few Sessions DVDs for sale. $25.

Bring money.

I will also be stitching my first ever footbag at the camp. It's yours for only $20. It will probably suck but could make a good keepsake I guess.

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 06 Sep 2007 06:36

I got a spot for you on my lot, you don't gotta pay

. I also have room in my tent and I'm a tidy guy, or I'm sure I can find you a tent by this afternoon.

AND I WANT THAT BAG!!!!!!!!!!!

BuckRuckus · Post by **BuckRuckus** » 06 Sep 2007 08:05

Nice! I'm stoked about Jorden's workshops!

mosher · Post by **mosher** » 06 Sep 2007 10:32

We will be running a series of workshops, there will be sign up lists and the workshops will be scheduled into the fun.

So far it looks like:

- 4 panel footbag stitching by Tom Mosher (and any other stitchers that wish to help)
- 32 panel workshop for the keeners, also by myself.
- Jorden something er other # 1
- Jorden something er other # 2
- Anne Mosher crocheting workshop!

And we are open to more if there is time and interest. (For eg. a juggling workshop or poi making workshop)

Some of them may require a small financial input to pay for the materials used, but that makes sense.

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 06 Sep 2007 10:53

I know that there probably isn't anyone who cares, but I can offer an intro to Wing Chun/ Hardcore self defense using pressure points workshop

.

SnowBlindSloth · Post by **SnowBlindSloth** » 06 Sep 2007 12:40

I'll go the pressure point one!!

And the footbag ones...

Lackey82 · Post by **Lackey82** » 06 Sep 2007 13:05

When I was reading about the workshops that were being considered at world's, the one that excited me most was the idea of having one devoted to Whirls. Possible?

I'd buy a footbag kit for the 32 tutorial off you, Tom. I always wanted to try stitching 32's, having tried some smaller stuff with t-shirts and stuff, but am weird about buying actual raw material when I don't know how yet. Anyway.

Of course my site can still accomodate an extra player, so all in all, Jorden, you don't have to worry about having a spot.

But since Chad has been so welcoming in particular, I'm still open to recieving an extra player officially IF ANYONE NEEDS A SPACE. Just let me know asap.

Cass · Post by **Cass** » 06 Sep 2007 15:32

Lackey82 wrote:When I was reading about the workshops that were being considered at world's, the one that excited me most was the idea of having one devoted to Whirls. Possible?

I would definitely be interested in a whirl workshop

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 06 Sep 2007 17:12

I could totally give a guitar workshop, if anyone wanted.
I can't believe I didn't think of this before, geezum crowsum

mc · Post by mc » 06 Sep 2007 17:30

i will have my guitar if anyone wants to use it to learn something in the guitar workshop.

RawSko · Post by **RawSko** » 06 Sep 2007 17:49

YAY WORKSHOPS!!!! This will be great!!

I was looking forward to the stretching workshop that Andrew Grant was going to do.

I'd also be really interested in a body-weight workouts workshop of some kind from Tom Mosher (and John Haber, if he comes). Like the hand stands and L sits and all the stuff that you were doing with John Haber at our house in Terra Verde. I really want to get into that kind of stuff. It seems pretty wicked...

btw, I just decided that I'm going to bring my violin instead of my guitar. I hope that I'll be able to share somebody else's guitar at some point (I'd love to go to the guitar workshop). Sadly, I can't really say that I welcome others (who haven't had any training) to using my violin just because it is a much more delicate instrument. Really sorry... It's a bit of a nevelty though, right?

These music jams are going to be epic!

crrrrazy excited

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 06 Sep 2007 18:22

I'm bringing 2 guitars, Josh is bringing at least one guitar, I can borrow my roomates guitar, I'm bringing my Balalaika, I'm also bringing my roommates Timple, Josh is bringing some percuss stuff, Jason may bring a guitar, Matt is bringing a guitar, Ben is bringing a violin, so far that's all the instruments I can think of.

Oh yeah, and Tom is bringing a dinky little keyboard

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 06 Sep 2007 18:23

Oh yeah, Matt, wanna help with the workshop, mehbe?

Jorden · Post by **Jorden** » 06 Sep 2007 21:07

What is happening on what days? I would like to take Sunday to check out the Toronto Intl Circus Festival.

I'll do a foundation/bag control and a basic creativity workshop.

JM

Edit: I can teach anyone interested how to do proper whirls.

mosher · Post by **mosher** » 06 Sep 2007 22:19

Jorden wrote:What is happening on what days? I would like to take Sunday to check out the Toronto Intl Circus Festival.

I'll do a foundation/bag control and a basic creativity workshop.

I can schedule your workshop for Saturday after the competitions. How does that sound?

I am just ironing out the details of the schedule and then I will be posting it soon along with all the important maps.

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 07 Sep 2007 07:16

I'm bringing Kettlebells

Post by **Zac Miley** » 07 Sep 2007 12:37

Jorden wrote:
Edit: I can teach anyone interested how to do proper whirls.

Fuck now I wanna go.

Grr.

CautionFragile · Post by **CautionFragile** » 07 Sep 2007 12:42

So come.

CAMP WAKAHAKEE - driving instructions posted!

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