Bachata Advanced Combo for Social Dancing | *What's your level ?* | Bachata Tutorial by Marius&Elena
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2021
- Advanced Sensual Bachata Combo for Social Dancing.
Let us know in the comments how much experience in dancing you have, because we are preparing something new just for you, you crazy awesome dancers.
Warning: Tricks and special moves that are done while social-performing, or performing (on videos, workshop demos, shows, etc...) usually are not destined for social dancing.
Song used : Dj Clau - Impossible Amor
Have fun and remember :
PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE !
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Hi Marius and Elena, I've been dancing for 3 and 1/2 years - a minimum of 10 hours a week. When lockdown hit I danced informally even more hours, maybe double that. This year with socials, rehearsals and courses I put in from 14 to 18 hours a week and I still think I need more than ever to go back to basics. Sometimes I think I will never reach the kind of level I would like but I still love dancing so much and the dancing community even more. Thank you for all your hard work. You're truly an inspiration and you contribute so much with these videos
You guys are great at explaining your patterns. Very detail oriented -- Love ❤ it.
Cheers ! :D We appreciate it.
I have been dancing for 2 years, 15 hours a week, It is 1 hours individual sessions, 4 hours is group sessions and 10 hours is party dancing.
Thank you for your videos. Respect from Russia)
Spasiba :P That it a healthy amount of practice. keep goin.
I have been dancing for 20 years (since 2002). I have danced several rhythms and have done different sports to improve my neuromuscular coordination.
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@@llRoyalty 🥰😇😅 thank you x 1000 . For a second my heart stopped. We get negative feedback from time to time. We treat it like constructive criticism, but we really do what we can to improve the materials and share the "secrets".
We really appreciate your... appreciation 😁😊😚😚😚
Can you guys do 5 variations of exits of hammerlock for both guy and girl
Guys, thank you so so much for yours videos and for perfect explanations of very important basic details ! These weekend me and my leader took a part in a competition and we won it 🥇🏆🥳🥳🥳! We took some of your tricky combos and trained a lot. We are beginners, I’ve been practicing bachata for 8 months and my partner - for almost 6, but for the last two months we had up to 12 hours of trainings and 2 parties per week! Thank you so very much! You inspire us!
Can’t wait for your new videos!
OMG! OMG! OMG! Soooo happy for you. I know the feeling of winning a competition and training a lot. We are glad we could contribute a little bit with some of our combos. Keep on working hard :P Love you both.😍😍
Very accurate, well done!
Minus zero experience.🙏
This one is so great
Thank youuu :P
Awesome❤❤
I’ve been dancing for about 3-4 years and I’ve danced for Touch. I’m coming from knee surgery about 6 months ago, but right now I go to 1-3 socials a week dancing the entire social. I’m either hot shot or advanced lol. I can watch a video and learn the move with the timing lol. Your videos are excellent. I just naturally feel the music and let my body express it.
3-4 years it's really good as experience for a dancer. And if you add that you naturally feel the music, you are definitely advanced :P Hope your knee is better each passing day and you will never feel pain again 😚
Muchas gracias por todos sus tutoriales!!! Tiene una pedagogía excelente y unos increíbles tips para mejorar la calidad del baile en el social. Son unos genios!!!! 🤩
Muchisimas gracias 😍😘
Nice!!!!
Thanks for beautiful combo, guys! I've been dancing bachata for 11 months, 2-3 classes for 1,5 hours +1 or 2 parties per week. And I have dance background :***
Our pleasure. I am curious, what background? Ballroom, ballet? :D
@@MariusElenaBachata I guess the stage dance is the most suitable name in English. It was very bitty and scrappy, because the teachers were changing very often. A little bit of Gypsy dance, a little bit of Russian folk dance, a bit of Vogue, a bit of Hip-hop, a bit of Oriental. We even had ballerina teaching us for a couple months.
But it was a long long time ago actually, I had a 17 years break, so the first time I came to bachata class, I felt like I`d never been dancing before.
Though my teacher is really great so he helped me to come back in the saddle again in a short time😄😄
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very good! and not so hard!
Hola chicos!! Cómo siempre, muy bueno el video!! Gracias por traducirlo al español!!
Gracias. Es nuestro placer.
Phew! This is a fantastic tutorial. I feel like I could spend quite a bit of time exploring the different movements, especially the L/F interactions.
I've been dancing for 9 months, averaging at least 5 hours/week of lessons, group classes, and parties. But I've logged a lot less floor time for Bachata. 😅
Hahah... DOn't worry about spending less time for Bachata. Bachata is "easy" in terms of actual moves. The tricky part is the leading and following. Salsa for example it's waaaay more difficult in all aspects. So, if by any chance you focused on Salsa... well... that helps a lot :P (also any other dance style)
Almost 3 years dancing. For the first two years I was a beginner. Then suddenly I became intermediate and dancing became so much more fun, and because of the increased fun, I was much more motivated to dance more and improve even more! Recently I've been dancing at least 3 times per week: typically 2 socials and one practice session with my partner. (PS. Having a regular partner is a game-changer)
PS. I appreciate the focus on social dancing over performing, because social is what most of us are dancing most of the time. Why fill your brain with moves that only work with one person, instead of moves that work with everybody?
Yes, having a regular partner with whom you can practice makes a lot of difference. Also, thank you, we are focusing on social because, as you said, that's what we do. We don't feel the need to do impossible stuff just to become more popular or for marketing. We try to do this stuff from time to time, but it's also a challenge for us. But in now way are we saying that "hey, you should learn how to backflip while triple spinning your partner 😂 if you want to have fun on the social floor."
My best experiences with the top tier dancers (Desiree, Alemana, Alba, Sara, Andreea, another Sara :P ) were those in which musicality, fun, and basic stuff were in focus. No triple twists, to plunges, to unnatural dips, etc... So... social dancing is so underrated but is where the magic happens.
I have been dancing for 2 years, 2 dance classes/week + 3 parties/week.
Nice. You like to party :P Social dancing is the best training :P
20 years of competition ballroom dancing, so I would say i am advanced. But I recently retired from comps and try to focus more on teaching and learning new dances, like Bachata, Salsa or Argentine Tango. Love your videos
Niiiiice :P You have a lot of experience. Just a tip, treat salsa, bachata, tango, or any other dance style... like you are learning something new, from zero, if that makes sense. Some things are common, but we usually tend to bring our experience over other dance styles. For example the posture, it's not the same :P P.S. I did ballroom too, but only a few years :P
@@MariusElenaBachata 😂 yes, I know that. But it is really difficult, especially posture. My last Bachata course was basically: don't stand so straight... 🙄. Compared to what I am used to do I was already fairly relaxed. On another note, if you notice similarities, that can really help you understanding how dancing works and what is your role in the couple. It is really fascinating 😊
I do Bachata for approx 5 months, 1x1h class and 1 party of 2-3 hours per week
Keep dancing :P Curious, why only 1h class per week? P.S. Thank you entering our platform :P
@@MariusElenaBachata Unfortunately I live in a rather small city (160k people), so there are no other Bachata-beginner-classes
Thanks for another nice tutorial. You rock!
Been dancing bachata for about two years, taking intermediate classes and helping out in some lower level classes. I´m practicing at the practica every week and I still have a feeling that its still not enough :-)
Thank you :D If you are feeling that is not enough, you are on the right path because this will keep you humble and focused on getting better. You are enough, but the training amount, yes, it's never enough :P Keep on dancing and being awesome :P
Hi I am upper intermediate/lower hotshot i think, I have been dancing for 6 months. last month I dance 7-8 hours per week. 2 hours group classes, 2-3 hours dance nights, 3 hours self-dancing at home. Before a month just 2 hours of group classes. Thanks for the videos.
Thank you for the comment. Keeping up those hours of practice, and combining them with social dance etiquette (rules of common sense) you will become an amazing dancer in no time ! Keep up the good work :P
@@MariusElenaBachata thanks for the advices. I will contunie of course , dancing is so much fun
Felicitări pentru inițiativa, nu mai practic de 4 ani , ceva cursuri de reactivarea a mișcărilor învățate poate pe viitor 💃💃💃
Multumim.
Just started dancing middle of September: 4-5 hours of classes per week, ~8 hours of social dancing per week.
I'm not good enough to learn this move but I'm just here to watch haha. Love the videos :)
You will get there. You will be a good dancer because you know you are not there yet, to learn this. THere are a lot of dancers that think they have learned everything after 2-3 months, and try this at parties, and will break/hurt their follower.
Keep going like this, dancing 4-5 hours + 8 hours of social, and you will evolve really fast.
@@MariusElenaBachata Thank you! Couldn't do it without your videos
Been Dancing for 4 years, though Covid made it difficult for a bit. I easily have 1000+ hours between classes and socials.
That's about 20 hours per month. It's good for a social dancer. After covid, I am sure you will dance more 😍
Hello there. Love the videos! I have been dancing for about 8 years. Due to covid, I am down to practicing 2 hours a week.
Thank you. Keep going :P after coivd, make those 2 hours in 20 😘 ( just kidding )
I have been dancing for 3 months, 5 hours a week, I was at two weekend workshops, 3 hours a day of dancing. Marius I can see that you are feeling better! That's great
I am feeling a little better. Thank you. Keep going, keep learning. What you can learn the most, it's during socials :P So, if you can, go at parties :P
30 hours at least of dancing per day 8 days a week
Too little. That's for beginners 🤣🤣
Advanced
I've been dancing for about 1yr, practice about 8hrs a week (not including 2 socials a week 4hrs each).
Keep on doing that :P Social dancing is one of the best way to train/practice (for socials) :P
Can you make both a bachata and salsa music playlist for social dancing 🙏🙏
Hmmm.... Good idea.
I was dancing 6moths 4hours/week + 1social month, then i had half of the year with intermediates, dancing the same hours, just having 1 social /week. Then I was learning Korke/Judith choreography for a half of the year and only went to socials. Now, after a 2years of covid corelations into praphs, I am dancing with intermediates 2times/week and having 2socials par week ;) I tell fundamentals everyday to those guys i meet, but still do not treat myself as an advanced :(
It's important, as you said, to focus on the fundamentals, no matter your level :P Keep dancing, keep training :P Hugs
@@MariusElenaBachata thanks for support ❤
Beginner - 1 hr class per week and 1 hr social
Nice. You will get the best training at socials and parties, just by dancing and having fun. Keep Going :P
I'm beginner, 3 months 2h/week.
Could you give me some tips?
Sometimes during the dance I lost the rhythm. And it's finish with little heart attack when I figure out what happened.
What ist the best to do in this situation?
I know, more practices. But what else? ;)
In order of recommendation :
1. Learn basic music theory. This will help you a lot in understandig how music works.
2. Practice keeping the timing. Favourite song, just do basic, count out loud ( 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8) and synchronize with the steps.
This might seem silly or simple, but if you can't keep the basic rhythm ( 1 to 8) whrn dancing, it means it's not yet natural. You have to focus to keep it, and that will mess up your dance and vice versa.
3. Actively listening to a lot of music. Use headphones and focus on what you hear (closr your eyes).
4. Practice practice practice (the 3 things above :) )
This will help you a lot if you do it.
I started in tuesday and have about 2 hours of experiance😂
Have danced bachata for 10 years but on average only once a month 😄
😅
Almost a year 3 - 6 hours a week
hey dancing for 2 years at a rate of 45 mins a week
Hmmm. Interesting. What style?
@@MariusElenaBachata started with salsa but lately bachata for the past couple of months. Enjoy both getting better :) enjoy your videos!
beginner
I can't I live alone and partying scares me