KIZOMBA | FLOW WITHIN BASIC STEPS
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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In this video: Learn how to break out of 8-count patterns and to just flow through the music. Regan also explains how to understand Kizomba music better and enjoy more flow with your partner using basic Kizomba steps.
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With serious practice I’m sure I can learn Kizomba with this gentleman. He is a Very good teacher. The best for me so far. ❤
Hey there! Thanks so much for your kind words! I will be releasing a few new videos soon so you won't miss them if you're subscribed. Happy practicing :)
that was so effective . a lot of followers anticipate i understand the engagement side of things thank you#
I'm so glad that you got value from the video. Please check out the latest video. I'd like to get your feedback on it :-)
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This is really great man. Simple stuff, but cool with it.
Thanks for your comment, Paul :-)
Awesome video!!! One correction. What you are calling Virgula is actually called retrocesso. Easiest way to remember Virgula is initiated moving forwarded to change direction and retrocesso is initiated moving backwards to change direction. Retrocesso almost always includes the shuffle step. Virgula can be done without the shuffle.
You just answered a question that I was asking myself because I could feel the similarities between the virgula and the retrocesso.
I'm intrigued man.. Could you share more about your kizomba journey?
Thanks for clarifying that for us. I learned this concept from my teachers in 2012, and perhaps I did not fully understand the concept as they taught it, or perhaps they gave us the incorrect terminology. As someone who believes that terminology is vital in good teaching and learning, I'm always eager to learn.
Thanks
this was sensational - thank you !!
I had the same issue as you pointed out, and so do a lot of the others in our class, so thanx once again
I'm really happy that you found value in my content :)
Has this guy got any more lessons on UA-cam? Very good indeed.
Thanks, Ron Ron! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! What would you like me to make a video about next?
@@paradisoacademyonlinedance7667i, yeah great video. A few things I would love to see in videos: 1. I know loads of moves and can join them together in a fluid enough way, but often end up doing the same moves over and over because I just can't keep a lot of moves im my head all at once. Especially, with ladies I often dance with- I feel pressure to be more original. I worry I am boring them. Do you have an strategy for that. 2. How to lead touches well? 3. Let me think I have a lot more questions..... 3. Keeping good posture..
Also, kizomba feels so deadly serious a lit if the time. Any ideas to lighten it up. I feel like people focus so much on 'connection' that they often don't acheive it because they are so tense about it.
@@ronron9410 1)The best way to multiply your moves and to be more musical is to play around with tempo changes. 2) Make sure that your core is engaged and then lead from your center. 3)It's a big issue in Kizomba. Many of the stars that we look up to are usually looking down at their feet when they dance. Good luck with that issue bro :)
@@ronron9410 I always add levity by smiling at my partner from time to time when she gets a tricky move. The smile also validates to her that she did the right thing. It's a win win situation.
It would be nice to show these steps with a partner
Absolutely love the explanation, great class. Can you tell me the name of the song that you play. Thank you.
I used two songs in this video and changed the tempo to suit the class:
Meu Primeiro Amor - Irmaos Verdades
Angolano Verdadeiro - Danny L
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Thanx, great instruction. What is the name of the song?
I used two songs in this video and changed the tempo to suit the class:
Meu Primeiro Amor - Irmaos Verdades
Angolano Verdadeiro - Danny L
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What’s the song in the background?
I used two songs in this video and changed the tempo to suit the class:
Meu Primeiro Amor - Irmaos Verdades
Angolano Verdadeiro - Danny L
Please subscribe that you don't miss my upcoming content on Kizomba :)
I’m teaching dancing for 57 years . U are great !!!! I am great too , u impressed me as a teacher and dancer , congratulations ❤ I am French CANADIEN, I TEACH SALSA NEW-YORKAIS since 1975 . I learn from great teachers , and I feel u are in same generation of me . Wonderful u thank you
Wow, congratulations maestro! As a dance teacher of 20 years I understand how challenging it can be, so I salute your long and hard work. Great teachers recognise great teachers, and it's the bad teachers that sometimes cause others to become great by being bad at what they do. Thank you for your lovely comment!