justonemorebill
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Do get looked at little strangely when I mention middle eastern dance as an interest. But believe men have danced for thousands of years around the fire to both celebrate the day and keep out the night.
Only relatively recently has it become 'uncool' for a man to express himself in dance. But think the ones who complain the most are ones silently tapping their feet under the table wishing the had the courage to get on the floor.
Believe men's and women's styles are slightly different, but think each person takes what they learn and uses it to create their own style.
Difficulties (defined by time, distance and money) are finding resources to learn. Best I can do at moment is with lady teachers and to watch the youtube clips and try to 'reverse engineer' the movements.
And not really trying to be a 'great' dancer. Just to be the best one that I can be.
Have Fun
Bill
Only relatively recently has it become 'uncool' for a man to express himself in dance. But think the ones who complain the most are ones silently tapping their feet under the table wishing the had the courage to get on the floor.
Believe men's and women's styles are slightly different, but think each person takes what they learn and uses it to create their own style.
Difficulties (defined by time, distance and money) are finding resources to learn. Best I can do at moment is with lady teachers and to watch the youtube clips and try to 'reverse engineer' the movements.
And not really trying to be a 'great' dancer. Just to be the best one that I can be.
Have Fun
Bill