Well done, you get 11.2 poi… - Oh, Will!

不错，你得到 11.2… … - 噢，Will！

And I kept lighting the poi on fire.

我不停地点燃了poi。

But after returning home to Michigan, we decided to buy our own sets of actual fire poi.

但是回到密歇根的家后，我们决定购买自己的一套真正的 fire poi。

After that first time practicing, my friend and I cobbled together our own sets of homemade poi using socks, shoelaces and tennis balls.

第一次练习后，我和我的朋友用袜子、鞋带和网球拼凑了我们自己的自制 poi 套。

We bundled up in cotton layers, got a fire extinguisher, wet a towel for safety, prepared our fuel, gave each other a very energetic pep talk and high five and lit those poi on fire.

我们用棉布包裹起来， 拿了一个灭火器， 为了安全起见弄湿了一条毛巾，准备了我们的燃料，给了彼此一个充满活力的鼓舞人心的谈话和高五， 然后点燃了那些 poi。

I took a plastic grocery bag, cut it into strips, tied it to the ends of those poi and used it to replicate the sound of the fire as it went past my head.

我拿了一个塑料食品袋， 把它切成条状，绑在那些 poi 的末端， 然后用它来复制火从我头上经过时的声音。

He showed us the difference between a fire staff, which is a long piece of wood or aluminum with two Kevlar wicks, and fire poi, which are Kevlar wicks with chains and finger loops.

他向我们展示了消防人员和消防员之间的区别，消防人员是一根长木头或铝， 带有两个 Kevlar 灯芯， 而 fire poi 是带有链条和指环的 Kevlar 灯芯。

After that first time spinning poi, I knew that this was a hobby that I wanted to continue learning in the hopes that maybe one day, I might be brave enough to try it with fire.

在第一次旋转 poi 之后，我知道这是一个我想继续学习的爱好， 希望也许有一天， 我可以勇敢地用火来尝试。