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3 years ago

Can someone write and short summary on how to hula hoop

2 answers:

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You pick up the hula hoop and stand inside of it then pick it up will you’re inside it and hold to your waist and spin it then turn your hips

MissTica3 years ago

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Answer:

First you take a hula hoop and hold it around your waist then you start moving your hips in a circle and let the hula hoop go off your hands and you keep moving your hips. You keep moving your hips until you want to stop but it might fall. Just keep trying and you should get the hang of it in a few minutes.

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