So glad you enjoyed this one Don. I have been meaning to make this video for a while, since so many said their favourite move wasn't included in the previous top 10! Of course I LOVE nearly all the moves 😁 Hope you had a little dance along with me this time.
Great to dance again. Was heading for my silver medal choreographers medal, and class closed. Haven’t done the jewel before. Hadn’t realised I’d let myself stiffen up so much ! Really enjoyed working through the moves again.
Thank You !!! MUCH Love… This is FUN…!!! These People that Are Critiquing You Are Obviously JEALOUS FOOLS…!!!! There are MANY aspects of Belly Dance… We Make it Our Own…!!!
When I attended Jodette’s Belly Dance classes , she said at some time we would have to create and make our own costumes. Do you have any suggestions for where they might be purchased ? 24:36
I spent a few months out of my daily practices and this class was so helpful to remind me of my basics which are the base to it all. Thank you so much for such a fun through class and great energy. Blessings
Welcome back to belly dance!! So glad you enjoyed this one. I’ve got many videos to help practise and get back into dance, so I hope you find some you like to reignite your love of the art form 😀
The only move that I hadn't included in my classes is the egyptian arms how you do it - I usually just do wrist circles and don't keep the fingers up lol - I'll have to see it slower I think - it looks like each hand is doing a figure 8 = very nice - I might include rib slides and rib circles as more essential moves - thanks for the great video and workout sess.
Thank you for a great lesson and a great workout! Most of these moves I was familiar with either from my brief spate taking irl classes or from your hour-long beginner's workout, but a few of them were new! Oriental arms were new to me and are a real mental challenge, but I got there in the end. Jewels and belly flutters were too advanced for me, I think I'm gonna practice the fundamentals a while longer before I try those again xD
Great work Megan! Yes, that's one thing I love about belly dancing - it challenges every aspect like no other! Mentally, coordination, emotions...and of course physically 😁 So glad you liked the lesson and workout.
I’ll need a lot of practice a little at a time before I can be classified as good as bad. But burned 117 calories today fallowing your guidance and got my cardio 👍up👍. As well the stretching is very mobilizing. Thanks, I’ll be back tomorrow, and the day after, like I was…, yesterday and the day before. Thank you so much.
All the move is so nice and beautiful my favorite move is Egyptian walk and jewels. Now I'm learning all the move from your vedio. Thank you so much...
The choo choo shimmy is very hard work on the calves, balance, speed and legs. Is there a particular aspect of it with which you struggle? There might be certain things you can do to help it.
@@ahmedfawzy5917 Ah, it might be best to ask a teacher in person if you can, then they can watch how you do it. But if you are feeling very heavy, and it is hard to lift your feet, it might be your ankle and calf strength. Can you stand on one leg up on tip toes? First try it holding onto something. If you feel like you are wobbling, this might be the key!
Thanks for the feedback! Is there a specific move in particular that was hard to see? This video is brief tutorials on each, but I might have a more in-depth one if there are any moves you want to really master.
😇Let's pray, friends. May Allah send Hz. Mahdi (as) and Hazrat. May Allah reveal the Prophet Jesus ⏳ We will experience the Golden Age very soon. Love, peace, brotherhood, friendship, wealth, freedom, art, chastity, cleanliness, beauty, goodness, quality, comfort and trust will prevail all over the world. ✨👑💜 Women will be highly valued, racism and colonialism will be completely eliminated; A wonderful world is coming where goodness and love prevail. Good news to all of us 😌🙏😍
@ Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian writing in the late 1st century, references Jesus in two key passages: In Antiquities of the Jews (Book 18), Josephus speaks of Jesus as a wise teacher miracle worker and leader, referring to his crucifixion under Pontius Pilate. The Roman historian Tacitus, writing around AD 115, refers to Jesus in his work Annals. He mentions Jesus as a person executed by Pontius Pilate during the reign of Emperor Tiberius, and describes the rise of Christianity as a result of Jesus' crucifixion. In letters written around AD 112, Pliny describes Christians worshipping Jesus Christ and acknowledges his crucifixion by Roman authorities.
The sources you mentioned (Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny) are often debated by historians. For example, the passage about Jesus in Josephus’ Antiquities of the Jews (Book 18) is suspected to have been altered by Christian scribes, as parts of it don't align with Josephus’ Jewish beliefs. Tacitus, writing around AD 115, wasn’t a contemporary of Jesus and likely based his account on what Christians believed at the time or Roman records, not independent verification. Pliny the Younger, on the other hand, only describes early Christian practices and doesn’t provide details about Jesus' life or crucifixion. These sources are not eyewitness accounts and were written decades (or even a century) after the events they describe. It's just a logical thought to doubt those scripts cause first of all, those are times where Christianity was a default belief and people would believe whatever the religious people told them. An example is Tolomeo's belief about the earth being in the center of all the universe and that the sun and other planets rotated around it, and even when a bit later that theory was proven wrong, church people didn't accept it and actually tortured people who believed and spread that theory.
@ Bro, you're seriously comparing ancient historians to Ptolemy's geocentric theory? That's a stretch. First off, Josephus wasn't even Christian-he was a Jewish historian. Historians agree the core reference to Jesus is authentic. Tacitus? He literally hated Christians, so he had no reason to make anything up to help their cause. And Pliny wasn't trying to "prove" Jesus existed, he just described the practices of Christians and the death of Jesus, which still shows they were around and active early on.Also, Christianity wasn't the "default belief" back then-it was a tiny, persecuted group, not the mainstream. Your whole argument about people blindly believing is weak, considering Christianity grew in a hostile environment where it was easier to just stick to Roman gods. So yeah, historians debate stuff, but these sources are way more legit than you're giving them credit for.
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It’s the best tutorial on belly dance moves. Thank you ❤
So glad you found this one helpful!! With these moves, you will have a while suite of things to use in your belly dance repertoire 😊
I loved it. My back’s been hurting but I will try this workout tomorrow for a good belly dance review.
Great Job ! Easy to understand with the front and side view to see the fluidty at all angles .
This is really well done most creative teacher ❤
Thanks so much for joining me. Glad you enjoyed this one. Did your favourite move make it into the top 20??
Thanks for explaining these moves!
Happy to help! Hope you found this useful for your belly dancing technique.
You're just the best Elisa! You can tell how much you love belly dancing and the last part watching you dance was just awesome! 👏👏
So glad you enjoyed this one Don. I have been meaning to make this video for a while, since so many said their favourite move wasn't included in the previous top 10! Of course I LOVE nearly all the moves 😁 Hope you had a little dance along with me this time.
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So glad you enjoyed this one 😁 Did you have a favourite move???
Great to dance again. Was heading for my silver medal choreographers medal, and class closed. Haven’t done the jewel before. Hadn’t realised I’d let myself stiffen up so much ! Really enjoyed working through the moves again.
So glad you are dancing again! I love jewels, they feel so good!
11:50 Hip slides
12:12 Hip flicks
12:30 Double Hip flicks
12:48 Hip twists
13:23 Hip drops
13:54 Basic Hip circles
14:36 Big Hip circles
14:58 jewels
16:11 shimmies
16:50 feet shimmies
17:23 shoulder accents
17:43 Shouldee shimmies
18:27 chest accents
19:25 step touch
20:09 Egyptian walk
21:15 Undulations
22:44 Snake arms
23:15 Flutter arms
23:40 Oriental arms
Oriental arms - is the new one for me ...lovely ! 💜🌸 Thankyou 🧡
So happy to teach you something new ❤Hehe, and funny you had to get almost to the end to get it! Enjoy your oriental arms.
@@BellyDancerDiaries Oh ...I enjoyed doing it from beginning to end ! 🌸
I ❤this video 🎉illustrating techniques in slo mo really helped me get it! Stay cool thanks❣️
So glad you found this helpful! Thank you for your comment.
Thank you, the way you teach is easy to understand and follow. I will practise using your video. Hope I can work it out.😊
Great work. Let me know if you have any further questions with any of the techniques.
best belly dancing basic beginner video ive come across.
Oh this is such a lovely comment. Thank you so much! I am so glad you found this helpful.
OMG 😅, Shouldn't be watching this before bed🤭 I'm feeling like a tin man trying to belly dance,OMG😂😂OIL PLEASE😂😅🤭🙏
Damn same
Hard work. Objective! Thank you!
Well done on making it all the way through!
I just loved ❤❤❤ you go straight to the moves, and explains very well each one in a short time, brilliant 🤩🤩🤩 Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for the feedback. So glad you enjoyed this one.
Oh good..i was searching for the video.
Hope you found this one helpful! So many fun moves :)
Thank You !!! MUCH Love… This is FUN…!!! These People that Are Critiquing You Are Obviously JEALOUS FOOLS…!!!! There are MANY aspects of Belly Dance… We Make it Our Own…!!!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment and support, Verona. I am so glad you enjoyed this one. Shimmy on!!
Wow! You are extraordinary master❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much. I hope you enjoyed these moves.
Thank you i love❤ your belly dance tutorial...
I'm so glad to hear that Pamela! Thank you for your lovely comments.
Great to "meet" you .. and looks like your channel is doing great. Well done!
Thanks Dylan. Great to meet you too! I am getting back into it now. Always nice to have some inspo from fellow UA-camrs 😁
When I attended Jodette’s Belly Dance classes , she said at some time we would have to create and make our own costumes. Do you have any suggestions for where they might be purchased ? 24:36
Hi Emma, here are all my videos with costuming tips. Hope that helps! ua-cam.com/play/PL8SZ3rJWA_LbOBgvH-KnQpGlrZci-OrlI.html
I spent a few months out of my daily practices and this class was so helpful to remind me of my basics which are the base to it all. Thank you so much for such a fun through class and great energy. Blessings
Loved it!!
So glad you enjoyed this one Joyce! Did you do the dance along at the end too?
Yes
Wow fantastic, thanks
I hope this helps you with your belly dancing moves!
Nice job!
Thanks for the visit
Love this!
Thank you so much! Did you have a favourite move?
Very good lesson!
Best truitor. Love it
So glad you found this helpful! I hope you enjoyed learning all these moves. Did you have a favourite?
This was honestly so wonderful helpful thank you so much
wonderful tutorial 💃💃💃
So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for dancing with me!
Thanks for a great video.
Thanks for dancing with me! I hope you enjoyed all these moves.
Super good! Learned some bd a few years ago and want to get back into it, this video is perfect!
Welcome back to belly dance!! So glad you enjoyed this one. I’ve got many videos to help practise and get back into dance, so I hope you find some you like to reignite your love of the art form 😀
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Glad you enjoyed this one Claudia. Which was your favourite move???
That was fab thank you ❤ Fifi Starchild
Thanks so much Fifi. So glad you enjoyed it. What was your favourite move??
Thank you, very much.
Excellent ❤
Thanks so much for commenting. I hope you enjoyed this top 20 😊
Muchas gracias
My pleasure. I hope you enjoyed learning these moves!
Nice…do the Egypt walk please
Do you have DVDs on all this
Thank You ❤😊!
This is awesome thank you
The only move that I hadn't included in my classes is the egyptian arms how you do it - I usually just do wrist circles and don't keep the fingers up lol - I'll have to see it slower I think - it looks like each hand is doing a figure 8 = very nice - I might include rib slides and rib circles as more essential moves - thanks for the great video and workout sess.
Really you are awesome and the best 👌
you gave away all the great moves for free haha
Thnk you soooo much🤗your way is the bessst😍😍😍😍 the last part is most important for us👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻love from India
Thanks so much Afreen. Wow, all the way from India! So lovely to connect with you. What was your favourite move?
Miss you sweetheart. Lucky new students!
Miss you and your beautiful dancing energy too Mary! I know it is far for you to come, but would love to see you in class if you ever have time ❤
Excellent
i LOVED it
Thank you so much. I am so glad you enjoyed these moves. Did you have a favourite out of the whole 20?
Thank you for a great lesson and a great workout! Most of these moves I was familiar with either from my brief spate taking irl classes or from your hour-long beginner's workout, but a few of them were new! Oriental arms were new to me and are a real mental challenge, but I got there in the end. Jewels and belly flutters were too advanced for me, I think I'm gonna practice the fundamentals a while longer before I try those again xD
Great work Megan! Yes, that's one thing I love about belly dancing - it challenges every aspect like no other! Mentally, coordination, emotions...and of course physically 😁 So glad you liked the lesson and workout.
Excelent!
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed these moves! Did you have a favourite from all 20??
The best ❤❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹🌹🌹
Thanks so much Luz! Glad you enjoyed this tutorial and dance along. Which was your favourite move??
thank youu
My pleasure. Enjoy learning all these moves!
Hi diaries can you watch macy's Thanksgiving parade in NYC
I learned how to twist my waist finally
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El paso numero 13 como se llama ??
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I’ll need a lot of practice a little at a time before I can be classified as good as bad. But burned 117 calories today fallowing your guidance and got my cardio 👍up👍. As well the stretching is very mobilizing. Thanks, I’ll be back tomorrow, and the day after, like I was…, yesterday and the day before. Thank you so much.
Yay! Great work. Stick with it, and most of all, keep having fun!!
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Thank you so much! I hope you enjoyed these moves :)
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Thank you! I hope you enjoyed all these moves.
Hi diaries can you visit Manchester United fc please GGMU 😊
Tnx⚘
So glad you enjoyed this one Angel! Did you have a favourite move?
The shoulder shimmies for the office worker is accurate 😮 imma try this more often 😮
Set those shoulders free!!
not esy for us men but I love watching you move
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Thank you!
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Thanks Paris! Glad you enjoyed this video. Which move was your favourite?
All the move is so nice and beautiful my favorite move is Egyptian walk and jewels. Now I'm learning all the move from your vedio. Thank you so much...
cho cho shimmy is very difficult 😢 i can't do it no matter how much i train 😢😢
The choo choo shimmy is very hard work on the calves, balance, speed and legs. Is there a particular aspect of it with which you struggle? There might be certain things you can do to help it.
@@BellyDancerDiaries i feel very heavy to the ground, i can't do it smoothly as like you do , my legs hit hardly
@@ahmedfawzy5917 Ah, it might be best to ask a teacher in person if you can, then they can watch how you do it. But if you are feeling very heavy, and it is hard to lift your feet, it might be your ankle and calf strength. Can you stand on one leg up on tip toes? First try it holding onto something. If you feel like you are wobbling, this might be the key!
@@BellyDancerDiaries thanks lady i'll try
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Hip slide is more isolated and level when you keep your weight solid on both feet. Don’t rock your weight.
Hi diaries James Earl jones voice of dark Vader and king mufasa died at 93 😢
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Thanks Lola. So glad you enjoyed this one!
Hard to see when you are standing sideways
Thanks for the feedback! Is there a specific move in particular that was hard to see? This video is brief tutorials on each, but I might have a more in-depth one if there are any moves you want to really master.
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Hip slide galat hai didi :/
The music was not good.
Thank you for your feedback! Let me know if you have any song suggestions.
😇Let's pray, friends. May Allah send Hz. Mahdi (as) and Hazrat. May Allah reveal the Prophet Jesus ⏳ We will experience the Golden Age very soon. Love, peace, brotherhood, friendship, wealth, freedom, art, chastity, cleanliness, beauty, goodness, quality, comfort and trust will prevail all over the world. ✨👑💜 Women will be highly valued, racism and colonialism will be completely eliminated; A wonderful world is coming where goodness and love prevail. Good news to all of us 😌🙏😍
So you think that Jesus was Muslim and a prophet, but how ? The Quran says that he was not crucified, but historical evidence shows that he was.
@@Mane-er2rc what historical 🧾
@ Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian writing in the late 1st century, references Jesus in two key passages: In Antiquities of the Jews (Book 18), Josephus speaks of Jesus as a wise teacher miracle worker and leader, referring to his crucifixion under Pontius Pilate.
The Roman historian Tacitus, writing around AD 115, refers to Jesus in his work Annals. He mentions Jesus as a person executed by Pontius Pilate during the reign of Emperor Tiberius, and describes the rise of Christianity as a result of Jesus' crucifixion.
In letters written around AD 112, Pliny describes Christians worshipping Jesus Christ and acknowledges his crucifixion by Roman authorities.
The sources you mentioned (Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny) are often debated by historians. For example, the passage about Jesus in Josephus’ Antiquities of the Jews (Book 18) is suspected to have been altered by Christian scribes, as parts of it don't align with Josephus’ Jewish beliefs. Tacitus, writing around AD 115, wasn’t a contemporary of Jesus and likely based his account on what Christians believed at the time or Roman records, not independent verification. Pliny the Younger, on the other hand, only describes early Christian practices and doesn’t provide details about Jesus' life or crucifixion. These sources are not eyewitness accounts and were written decades (or even a century) after the events they describe.
It's just a logical thought to doubt those scripts cause first of all, those are times where Christianity was a default belief and people would believe whatever the religious people told them.
An example is Tolomeo's belief about the earth being in the center of all the universe and that the sun and other planets rotated around it, and even when a bit later that theory was proven wrong, church people didn't accept it and actually tortured people who believed and spread that theory.
@ Bro, you're seriously
comparing ancient historians to Ptolemy's geocentric theory? That's a stretch. First off, Josephus wasn't even Christian-he was a Jewish historian. Historians agree the core reference to Jesus is authentic. Tacitus? He literally hated Christians, so he had no reason to make anything up to help their cause. And Pliny wasn't trying to "prove" Jesus existed, he just described the practices of Christians and the death of Jesus, which still shows they were around and active early on.Also, Christianity wasn't the
"default belief" back then-it was a tiny, persecuted group, not the mainstream. Your whole argument about people blindly believing is weak, considering Christianity grew in a hostile environment where it was easier to just stick to Roman gods. So yeah, historians debate stuff, but these sources are way more legit than you're giving them credit for.
why choosing this kind of called musik to the beautiful classic belly dance moves ???
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Very nice!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed this one. Did you have a favourite move?
@@BellyDancerDiaries all of them! 🤣😍
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So glad you enjoyed this one! Happy dancing :)
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Thank you! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and dance along.
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