Class video & notes – 09/03/2016

2020-05-19T02:34:53+01:00

Dimension: Speed - Theme: Changing speed in giros

In this class, we looked at how we could change speed in the giros - sometimes on the beat, sometimes on double time. We also incorporated classic cortados into giros to create really nice steps that will come handy on busy dancefloors.

Class video & notes – 09/03/20162020-05-19T02:34:53+01:00

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 2/4)!

2020-05-21T17:09:59+01:00

If you’re used to learning choreographies, don’t panic! Yes, improvised dancing takes a bit of adjusting, but once you relax, things become much easier and you’ll get a very worth-while buzz. (2/4)

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 2/4)!2020-05-21T17:09:59+01:00

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 3/4)!

2020-05-21T17:10:05+01:00

If you’re used to learning choreographies, don’t panic! Yes, improvised dancing takes a bit of adjusting, but once you relax, things become much easier and you’ll get a very worth-while buzz. (3/4)

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 3/4)!2020-05-21T17:10:05+01:00

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 1/4)!

2020-05-21T17:10:09+01:00

If you’re used to learning choreographies, don’t panic! Yes, improvised dancing takes a bit of adjusting, but once you relax, things become much easier and you’ll get a very worth-while buzz. (1/4)

Help! I’m used to choreographies (part 1/4)!2020-05-21T17:10:09+01:00

Class video & notes – 06/03/2016

2020-05-19T02:31:21+01:00

Dimension: Speed - Theme: Rhythmical orchestras II

We continued to explore change of speed and looked at steps that could be used on rhythmical orchestras like D'Arienzo, Rodriguez... The idea is to find little steps that you can start quickly when the music change to rhythmical tempo.

Class video & notes – 06/03/20162020-05-19T02:31:21+01:00
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