Mikaele Oloa is the 2010 World Fireknife Champion. After watching and reflecting upon his performance, how can you relate to his expertise? Do you see your own possibilities at pursuing your righteous desires and pursuits? To become really outstanding in your worthy pursuits requires that you Work Hard, Work Smart, and Work Together, just like Mikaele Oloa did to become a world champion in his own right. CLICK THE LINK BELOW TO SEE THIS AWESOME PERFORMANCE.
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Click here to SEE Mikaele Oloa, the 2010 World Fireknife Champion
If you could meet Mikaele Oloa, what questions would you ask him?
he makes a good example of practice makes perfect. Mikeaele Oloa probably took years of practice for being a perfessional fire knifes champion. It makes me want to Practice and practice on something till I get better at it and maybe be a professional, like for example me being a guitarist on a band, I got to practice and practice until I get better and better at it.
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WOW!!!!! That was amazing, i bet it took lots of practice for that. It inspired me watching this video because he never gave up he kept going and used more than 3 sticks. I wish i can actually be there to watch him perform instead of watching it by video but other than that it was a marvelous performance. Good job!
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I think that he was very amazing! i would like to ask him if it burned him while he was doing it and did he you gas in his body so that he can light it on fire with his mouth i think that was amazing (:
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I thought that it was incredible. And i know that he practice a lot of times. And he masterd being a fireknife expert. And i think that it relates to us because if we wanna be something in life. Then we have to master a skill and never give up on it.
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i though the video was cool. he must of burn him self a thousand times before he could do it right. he must have had to put in years of work to be able to do that. i could relate with that with my school work, i have to work on it to get it right. Luis H. Block 2
ReplyDeleteMusic is what goes with the spins and twirls of the fireknife, i think that OLOA loves to do what he does as part of his heritage and because he has fun doing it and he can make his own tecniques on how to spin the flames arond him. He has a really good talent and a talent like that requires lots of practice and pride.
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Damn!! He is really good i was surprise i cant even do that. I bet he took all his time in practicing in doing all of that well its good you could tell he worked hard for that. He did a great job i hope he dont give up:)
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IT LOOKS LIKE IT TAKES ALOT OF PRACTICE TO DO WHAT HE DOES. BECAUSE IT TAKES PRACTICE. PRACTICE NOT TO HURT YOURSELF, TO NOT HURT OTHER AND TO NOT BURN ANYTHING TO THE GROUND. IT ALSO TAKES PRACTICE FOR SELF CONTROL AND HAVING NO FEAR IN DOING IT. I TJINK IF I WERE TO SEE HIM ID ASK HAS HE EVER BURNED ANYTHING? HAS HE EVER HIT HIMSELF, AND HAS HE EVER HURT ANYBODY WHEN HE WAS PRACTICING?.. BECAUSE WHAT HE DOES IS AMAZING AND TAKES ALOT OF TALENT AND PRACTICE TO DO.
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I think he dissevered becoming the World Fireknife Champion. I thought it was cool and amazing. Like how does he do that. You can see that it took years for him to learn how to do that. The same as him, you can find your talents and be really good but too become really good at your talents, you need to practice and practice and practice like Mikaele Oloa.
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I thought it was pretty impressive. He must have trained hard everyday and that motivated me in many ways. I mean if he can do that then it makes me wonder what can i do. Just by seeing his performence you can sum up an idea on his work ethic. I now see the reward for working hard and perfecting your talent everyday.
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When I saw this video I saw self confidence in the Oloa. He believes in himself. Just like everyone should. If I were to ask Oloa something I'd ask what encouraged him to to be a fireknife guy. If we want to be successful like him we need to dedicate time to whatever we may want to pursue.
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I though that after watching the video, I noticed that he must have practices so many hours. It takes many hours to reach the level in which he was. To become a champion it shows that he was well train and was dedicated to becoming good at it. And after working so hard it paid off by becoming the champ.
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Well when I saw this video I was asking myself "How does he do that?" How long has he been practicing. Why would he want to do that. Then I said dang maybe he has been doing this for quiet a while. Maybe he has be doing that for some years now. I mean he has to have practiced for a long time. Its like he became an expert by practicing so much. Well that what he accomplished by practicing for along time.
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i thought it was interesting because i don't think i have ever seen someone do that or at least not as advance as him.i think i would've asked him. how long have you been practicing? and how did you know this was the skill you have?
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If I were to have the chance of asking him a question, I would ask "How much of his time does he give to the fireknifes?" Because it seems that he practices everyday for many hours. He is a great example of a Champion, Never gave up, always had hope, and believed in himself.
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I think the fire knife guy was talented, he would have probably take him a lot of practice, he unlocked the key t success..
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to watch someone play with fire like that makes you wonder how they got to be that good. they must have practiced everyday to get that good. it also took him hard work and dedication to get that good. even though he might have gotten burned he still kept going, he didn't mind the burns he probably got he just wanted to achieve his goal and be a champion.
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Mikaele Oloa is a great Fire-knife champion. I believe he has put so much effort in his talent that now became valuable to people. He has most likely practiced so much over the years. By discovering his talent, he has become known worldwide. I know he has become thankful that he was able to discover this magnificent talent. I know he practices because he doesn't want to lose practice.
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Wow! HE IS GREAT.
ReplyDeleteMr.Oloa is very talented. I bet he kept practicing and is very passionate of his Fire-knife thing.We should be like that, persist at what we know we are good at. Keep on practicing you might never know we might get famous like Mikaele oloa. Maybe not but still persist.
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I think that Mikaele Oloa must have had a lot of practice in order for him to be able to have done what he did. The talent that he has is pretty amazing and i believe that anyone that sees it for themselves would agree. If i could ask him anything i would ask "What motivated you and how much practice did it take you to get to where you are?" I think that we can relate to him in the sense that he had to practice to be as good as he is, just like how we would have to do to get good at anything.
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I think that what Mikaele Oloa did was really cool. And i know that he got that far by practicing and trying his best at it. I think he relates to us in the way that he became a champion by practicing and trying his best and we can become champions too. But to become champions we have to WORK HARD for what we want and NEVER give up.
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I was Amazed at this mans speed and I can only imagine the dedication and hours of practice he had for this passion of his. If everyone had this much practice at their work and talents we could all be professional soccer players, mechanics, architects, writers, ect. All I can end with is this man's talent is amazing and we should take his example and practice at our own talents
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