Infinite spiral wraps

Infinite spiral wraps build a continuous wrist-wrapping loop where each poi repeatedly wraps its own wrist while your wrists come together in a firm, clasped-hand position. Nick Woolsey frames this as a variation from his usual spiral wrap hand shape, with the clasp and poi alignment changing the feel and timing of the wrap.

You’ll drill the entry mechanics and wrap pathway on each side, focusing on directing the tether from the knuckle line and guiding the right poi past the pinky side and the left poi past the thumb side before both travel over the wrist. This gives you a stable “handcuff” configuration that can be sustained for repeated wraps.