the mini routine slowly to music, then faster is very helpful. this way, i can find the right hip movements without struggling with the speed of the music. Thanks as always for a great video. I would like more cha cha tutorials pleaaassseeee.
Keith Adolph Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Btw, we have some polls going on in our community tab..(under our channel) take a look if you haven't already. Would love your feedback. :)
I really like the ones with the feet and ankle exercises! Maybe some detailed breakdown of Samba steps? Thanks for your videos every week. I so look forward to them. 😍
Good explanations and a lot of footwork exercise with my favorite RUMBA and music of course. It makes exercise more pleasant and helpful. Thank you guys, you are best! Have a nice dance weekend ! And more , and more Rumbaaaaa!!!!!
Dance Insanity And I had a special weekend today is birthday and i celebrated in new Latin dance shoes and dancing dress ! You are inspiring in my training and I am happy looking to your videos!
@Angi Angelica, A super duper Grattis på födelsedagen to ya! What a beautiful way to celebrate.. dancing with new shows and dress, and of course, your beautiful spirit. ENJOY!
Dance Insanity Thank you so much for birthday greetings in Swedish , your 3/8 Swedish îs good 👍😊. But your dancing ît’ s fascinating and inspiring me and others. I can not understand how you and Liwen are dancing , flying and talking , explaining the dance steps so professional in the same time ?! I guess it’ s a lot of work and years of Dancing experience, isn’t it ?
Love all the Footwork Friday episodes! For me, a breakdown of the Samba whisk would be really helpful. It's one of those steps that I feel like I'm one technique tip away from getting it right.
I'm in love with your videos and have watched lots of them that are on U-tube. As an older dancer I will not be able to do the moves as well as younger dancers but I do the tutorials daily and feel like I'm improving! I would love to come to your studio someday and meet you in person! I actually get the hip movement pretty well but still have trouble getting them to work with my arms! Some of it is probably age--and because I consider myself a little bit shy of people looking at me.
@Michael Vega Daily focused practice will start to add up! so, keep it up. Glad that you're loving our videos. What are your favorite dances? We have some online live classes going on right now... and you can dance with us right from your home. So, check out our website for more info on the classes: www.danceinsanity.com ☺️ You can also subscribe to our mailing list so you get updates and other tutorials right in your emails. Keep us posted on your progress!
Was curious to ask you guys, are you familiar with Habanero timing in Rumba? It's essentially the same thing as Guapacha timing in Cha Cha (which you demonstrated in the Turkish Towel 5 Ways video); "&", "3" instead of "2", "3". Are there any other interesting, fun timings that you like to throw into your routines?
Yes, I like that timing for rumba a lot. I've used it often over the years. pretty much any possible timings turn me on in Rumba if it feels right to the music, but I generally avoid 4 & 1 in rumba to keep things separate from Cha Cha, generally... lol!
@@tytusbergstrom I figured you'd have used it before! Timing variations really interest me; like you said, anything that feels right with the music and is cool is absolutely worth adopting into one's repertoire!
@cdmnumber3fan Absolutely! It's good to try things out with different music and see how your body wants to react and move. That's how new moves can invented. :)
the mini routine slowly to music, then faster is very helpful. this way, i can find the right hip movements without struggling with the speed of the music. Thanks as always for a great video. I would like more cha cha tutorials pleaaassseeee.
Selena Johanson yes to Cha Cha Cha! Thanks for your feedback. It's awesome to dance to music and we wanna do more of that. 🙌🏼
thanks for the feedback. glad to hear slow into fast is working for you, thanks! Tytus
Just shows how the body parts are connected. Awesome video. Thanks again.
Keith Adolph Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. Btw, we have some polls going on in our community tab..(under our channel) take a look if you haven't already. Would love your feedback. :)
Fantastic Rumba moves
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial. Thanks DanceinSanity
you're very welcome!
I really like the ones with the feet and ankle exercises! Maybe some detailed breakdown of Samba steps? Thanks for your videos every week. I so look forward to them. 😍
missy T thanks for the feedback and for dancing with us. 🙌🏼🌈
samba sounds good! thanks Missy
@@DanceInsanity Thank you!!
Good explanations and a lot of footwork exercise with my favorite RUMBA and music of course. It makes exercise more pleasant and helpful. Thank you guys, you are best! Have a nice dance weekend ! And more , and more Rumbaaaaa!!!!!
well Rumbaaaaa must be done than! thanks Angi!
Thanks Angi! You enjoy your beautiful weekend too! Always happy that you're dancing with us.
Dance Insanity And I had a special weekend today is birthday and i celebrated in new Latin dance shoes and dancing dress ! You are inspiring in my training and I am happy looking to your videos!
@Angi Angelica, A super duper Grattis på födelsedagen to ya! What a beautiful way to celebrate.. dancing with new shows and dress, and of course, your beautiful spirit. ENJOY!
Dance Insanity Thank you so much for birthday greetings in Swedish , your 3/8 Swedish îs good 👍😊. But your dancing ît’ s fascinating and inspiring me and others. I can not understand how you and Liwen are dancing , flying and talking , explaining the dance steps so professional in the same time ?! I guess it’ s a lot of work and years of Dancing experience, isn’t it ?
Hello Dancers! What would be most helpful to you for a footwork Friday dance tutorial? Tell us! ✌🏼❤️🙂
thanks for the video.i like the repetition. can u do more jive footwork?
more slow breakdown of various techniques.
Corey Brown Good suggestion! Any steps in particular for jive?
@Bill Genson - for any specific steps/ dances?
Love all the Footwork Friday episodes! For me, a breakdown of the Samba whisk would be really helpful. It's one of those steps that I feel like I'm one technique tip away from getting it right.
GREAT TKS A LOT ❤️❤️
@zecalimazeca you're welcome!! 😊💜
very wonderful.I like you.
I'm in love with your videos and have watched lots of them that are on U-tube. As an older dancer I will not be able to do the moves as well as younger dancers but I do the tutorials daily and feel like I'm improving! I would love to come to your studio someday and meet you in person! I actually get the hip movement pretty well but still have trouble getting them to work with my arms! Some of it is probably age--and because I consider myself a little bit shy of people looking at me.
@Michael Vega Daily focused practice will start to add up! so, keep it up. Glad that you're loving our videos. What are your favorite dances? We have some online live classes going on right now... and you can dance with us right from your home. So, check out our website for more info on the classes: www.danceinsanity.com ☺️ You can also subscribe to our mailing list so you get updates and other tutorials right in your emails. Keep us posted on your progress!
Was curious to ask you guys, are you familiar with Habanero timing in Rumba? It's essentially the same thing as Guapacha timing in Cha Cha (which you demonstrated in the Turkish Towel 5 Ways video); "&", "3" instead of "2", "3". Are there any other interesting, fun timings that you like to throw into your routines?
Yes, I like that timing for rumba a lot. I've used it often over the years. pretty much any possible timings turn me on in Rumba if it feels right to the music, but I generally avoid 4 & 1 in rumba to keep things separate from Cha Cha, generally... lol!
@@tytusbergstrom I figured you'd have used it before! Timing variations really interest me; like you said, anything that feels right with the music and is cool is absolutely worth adopting into one's repertoire!
@cdmnumber3fan Absolutely! It's good to try things out with different music and see how your body wants to react and move. That's how new moves can invented. :)
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