I do this too. It's so annoying because sometimes I notice this happening and I can't even get out of it lol.Originally Posted by Sara:
I tend to do too much of one and not enough of the other.
Very crisp, sharp movements. I have the kind of body that flows a lot better than it pops.
The Egyptian walk! I can do it now but slooooowly!!! Have to learn how to speed it up! Did anyone else have trouble doing this? Initially I had trouble learning to walk my circles but now I can do it. It was like my feet were planted to the floor and did not want to move.
Oh yes! We learnt it as a walk in straight lines rather than on the spot, so moving isn't a problem, but I'm still slow, and it's taken several weeks to get this far. I find it helpful to practise to a simple drum rhythm that starts slow and speeds up gradually. Stop when you lose it and start slow again. Otherwise I suppose you could dig through your music collection to find suitable speeds, and work your way up to faster tempos.
That, and floorwork.
I have never even done floorwork except with a student performance with my first teacher. I don't like it and it ruins costumes. So this might be a weak part in my dancing and it can stay that way!
I read this comment on youtube once (unfortunately I can't find back who said it):
"You have to dance like a queen. A queen does not lay on the ground, she stands proudly on her feet."
I read this comment on youtube once (unfortunately I can't find back who said it):
"You have to dance like a queen. A queen does not lay on the ground, she stands proudly on her feet."