1/30=3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971
Not really…
But it is Pi day– and the first day of my 30/30 Challenge. Yay for equally important reasons to celebrate!!
I was always more of a book nerd then a math nerd growing up. (*although I did get a 5 on my AP Calculus test senior year of High School and will own that number till i die*) But as foodie, Pi day always appealed to me because you got to eat pie, and who dosen’t love pie??? along with Pi I’ve always been a big fan of Fibonacci Spirals and the natural geometry of the universe. 
I would love to try and learn some isolations, or some sort of hoop move that would recreate a Fibonacci Spiral… any suggestions? I’ve been working on vertical flowers, I can do a 3 point, but I’d love to try and get a 6 point. Like a flower of life. LOVE. 
Anymore Pi day is beginning to appeal to me in a whole new way (I still enjoy an excuse to eat Pie) Without Pi we wouldn’t have circles, and without circles, well, where would we get our lovely hoops?
As far as the 30/30 Challenge goes today was day 1- and I decided to really push myself.
I worked on the 3 point flower and Isolations on my left arm (my left arm is stupid) I’ve been really trying to strengthen it recently so i can do more twins/minis work. I also worked on ‘Chi-ing’ up from my knees to my waist, and from my waist to my neck. I look like an idiot but I can make it happen, with practice I’m sure I can smooth it out.
I must admit, I spent about 10 min just spinning and enjoying myself. The problem with the 30/30 challenge is that suddenly when I have to spin for half an hour, that half hour feels so much longer then before- and when I’m struggling on the same move over and over but I can’t just let myself quit its really easy to get frustrated… but so far I would at least consider the 30/30 a good excuse to get out of the house for a little while.
Happy Hooping,
Çaturn
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