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>Why are you talking about all this?
Anon, I want (you) to join in the adventure of making the first(?) VR ParaPara circle!
The project is mostly an excuse to dance cool choreography on cool songs. Contrary to PyPy we will aim to learn the choreography instead of loosely following it.
Anyanon would be welcome no matter what their objective are (and no matter what hardware or experience they have), I expect people to fall into these categories:
- Committed dancers: would join each training session and eventually train outside of it, with the aim of participating to videos or events
- Casual dancers: would join from time to time but only as a fun way to pass time, would be able to follow along during eventual events
- Curious dancers: would sometimes join out of curiosity
Outside dancing itself, one of the aim of the circle would be content creation, possibly including but not set to:
- Dance videos
- Events (both organization or just representations in other events)
- Custom choreography

>How is all of this going to happen?
At first we will focus on the training sessions. Content creation is a semi-long term goal.
I would like to host regular training sessions every week. Would probably be on EU Saturday late afternoon (so probably late morning for NA), most likely from 5pm to 8pm CET.
A training session would include these activities:
- warm up: it’s important to be careful before carrying any sportive activity
- choreography study: looking at the individual moves of some ParaPara choreography and learning them bit by bit
- dancing: doing the full choreography of already reviewed choreographies
- manepara: just following along some ParaPara videos we don’t know if there’s some time left, a bit more similar to how PyPy goes
Next week on Saturday (30/07) at 17:00 CET (15:00UTC) I will host a first test session. We will study Night of Fire (source: https://streamable.com/highly ) and Numa Numa Eurobeat (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jKv1g_GxG4).