“Simple” thing to look more like the professionals
What are some simple things or techniques amateurs can learn from professional dancers, or people who are good at dancing, to look a bit more
What are some simple things or techniques amateurs can learn from professional dancers, or people who are good at dancing, to look a bit more
Match energy. If you can think-feel just one thing in your dancing, I recommend you make that Energy. (By the way, do you agree with
In my freewheeling exploration of ideas to help me learn and teach better, I enjoy the columns at The Bulletproof Musician by Noa Kageyama, PhD.
“My way or the highway.” “Love it or leave it.” “This is how you dance tango.” A recent blog post [1] seemed to test the
If at first you don’t succeed, calm down, slow down, take a breath, assess yourself, assess your partner. I wear hearing aids. When I don’t
“Oh, heck! I’ll never get.” “I’m not built right for this.” “I’ve always been too tight.” Versus, “Hm, I wonder why that happened?” “How come
Summary: We can use silent, invisible signals that communicate in a positive way to our student or partner, where a hand squeeze indicates, “There’s that
“How does that work?” From the class you took, or the video or performance you saw. “Why isn’t my partner doing . . . ?”
Tell people what you want, not what you don’t want, and keep it simple. From TOOLS OF TITANS by Tim Ferriss, “ACROYOGA – THAI AND
I so much admire my singing teacher Gene Raymond. Were it not for his patience, creativity, and support I would never have made it (such
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