No Mind Flow Arts

Three short bursts of fire, five to ten minutes each, make up a typical No Mind Flow Arts booking, so the show can punctuate a party instead of running all night. Ryan works through choreographed routines using palm candles, swords, a dragon staff or a pair of staffs, and fire breathing can be added. He has his own soundtrack or will work to your music. If fire isn't practical, the same routines run with LED or UV props, indoors or out. Two long disciplines shape how he moves: Ashtanga yoga, practised for 13 years, and a quarter-century of martial arts. A fire show needs at least 4 by 4 metres, ideally outdoors with nothing overhead, and a second person handles fire safety. He's insured for public liability and covers up to 100 km from Mount Martha on the Mornington Peninsula.