Watch this incredible dog dancing what seems to be a choreographed Merengue routine. This dog can even do turns! See for yourself.
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This online dance lesson is viewable to all! You learned how to do the Salsa underarm turn and Cha Cha underarm turn and now it’s time for the Merengue turn.
Dance: Merengue
Move: Underarm Turn
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Do you have good footwork? Well this lesson will show you exactly what the right and wrong way of dancing your Cha Cha basics and turns. Let me know in the comments section how you like it.
Technique Lesson: Brushing Feet In Cha Cha
Dance: Cha Cha
Level: All Levels
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This is an article written by Dan Pittman. Enjoy!
Dance students naturally want to get the most they can from their lessons, but often lack a clear understanding of how to do so. In fact, any student’s progress depends mostly upon how they approach and use their lessons. Fast, complete and efficient progress will result only from a logical and structured approach to learning. CONTINUE READING
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This is the Cha Cha underarm turn lesson.
Dance: Cha Cha
Move: Underarm Turn
Level: Beginner
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In this dance instruction video I teach that “moving your body weight” before stepping can be very beneficial. I use the Salsa basic step as an example for explaining – but you should apply this technique element everywhere! I will make a follow up video with more examples of how it is used with different dances and steps. WATCH VIDEO NOW>>
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Winning competitions should be easy now with this video set – get it now for only 129.99 Euros!! Watch the video here:
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From a teacher’s perspective, the best student to have is one who has a clear goal. A student with a goal will usually be more prone to take lessons consistently, practice and therefore improve. It is no surprise that teachers everywhere, myself included, love those kinds of students. I get inspired and energized when I work with them. It is important to note that it does not have to be a competitive goal, any person can have a goal that suits their needs.
Here are 5 examples of goals one might have:
1. A social dancer who wants to be able to dance an entire song without stopping at the next studio party.
2. A Pro/Am competitor who has a goal to compete on date X.
3. A wedding couple who wants to prepare for their first dance.
4. A student wanting to lose an X amount of pounds.
5. A couple who wants to perform a choreographed show piece at the next showcase.
As you can see, these 5 examples are extremely varied. What the goal is isn’t as important as just having one!
So do you have a goal?
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As promised, the last fundamental step in the Cha Cha. Just to recap, in the basic in place we did the triple step on one spot. In the progressive basic step we did the triple step forward and back. And now in this side basic step we are doing the triple step sideways.
Dance: Cha Cha
Move: The Side Basic Step
Level: Beginner
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For those who don’t know I am a big fan of the contemporary dance style. Season 7 of So You Think You Can Dance had just begun and already I had been blown away by an extraordinary young dancer, Teddy Tedholm! His ability to convey emotion in his dancing is “genius” as Mia Michaels noted. And he’s only 18 freaking years old! I wish I was that mature back then… I hope he will make it to the top 10! Nevertheless, his audition performance was just brilliant.
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