Magic was in the air at Hoop Camp! I wish I could hoop underneath Redwood trees every day with such wonderful people.

Not only did we create 27 hoops to donate, but we danced our booties off to DJ B-Randon all while smiling. Thanks for an amazing jam, Madison!

Thanks for coming to Madison, Baxter! We all came out, drenched in sweat, as better, brighter hoopers.

Many thanks to the Hoop Path Retreat! And boundless gratitude goes to the Hoop Path and the community of Carrboro, NC.

A dance party for peace, Earth Dance had an energy vibe that kept me hooping all night! Photos by Chris Hoppe.

One of the best days of my life was marrying Robin Lee. And of course decided to hoop! You only get a fabulous dress like that once.

Introducing the hoop to Muramba, Rwanda in January 2009 was one of the greatest honors I’ve ever had.

It was windy, but it was worth it. This is one of the first times the Madison hooping group came together.

Nothing can compare with the eclectic Willy Street Fair! Many thanks to Jess Barman and Jess from Minnesota for hooping during the parade!

Hosted by the fabulous Baxter and Ann, this weekend opened up a whole new level of hooping for me. All photos were taken by Marta (many thanks!).

It was truly inspirational to work with Christabel Zamor. Her photographer took these great shots.

Madison celebrated the first World Hoop Day on July 7, 2007. Hooping at the Capitol, the Madison Children’s Museum, and at Library Mall.

Photos from Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, and the Cook Islands. Evidence why a hoop is an essential travel item!

Here's what you can expect at the beginning hoop dance class at Main Street Yoga.