achilles007
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Hi.
I'm a male and a dancer. To make a long story short I was looking at African dances and loved the way these dances encourage the movement in a man's hips. This is my ultimate goal one day. To look similar or better than these guys -- hopefully:
Soukous dance - YouTube
Unforutantely the most popular of this dance (soukous, coupe-decale, azonto) isn't really offered where I stay-- Miami, FL, but do you think bellydancing could somewhat suffice for teaching me these waist-centric movements?
And yes... I understand African dancing does not equal belly-dancing but if in case I can't find an African class to teach me these hip/waist movements, would a belly-dancing class give me somewhat of a technique to know how to move my waist hips better until then?
I'm a male and a dancer. To make a long story short I was looking at African dances and loved the way these dances encourage the movement in a man's hips. This is my ultimate goal one day. To look similar or better than these guys -- hopefully:
Soukous dance - YouTube
Unforutantely the most popular of this dance (soukous, coupe-decale, azonto) isn't really offered where I stay-- Miami, FL, but do you think bellydancing could somewhat suffice for teaching me these waist-centric movements?
And yes... I understand African dancing does not equal belly-dancing but if in case I can't find an African class to teach me these hip/waist movements, would a belly-dancing class give me somewhat of a technique to know how to move my waist hips better until then?
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