If so, what is it? I'm sort-of new, and I keep seeing workshops avertised as "the secret to slow movements, or serpentine..." I have a lot of videos, however, where I live we don't really have any real professional teachers/dancers. So I can't help but wonder what it could be. :shok: Any ideas???
I remember once this friend used to make the best banana bread, and she had a secret ingrediant that really made a difference in the recipe, but wouldn't give it out. It drove me crazy for a very long time, till I finally found out it was sour cream. :dance: Now I make great banana bread as well. So, if there really is a method to slow, serpentine movements I would like to know what it is.
BTW, I'm going to be attending a lot of workshops in the next year because I really want to get good at this dance form. Please let me know if you have any you reccomend. I like Oriental, but at this point would take from anyone good as long as it's in the U.S. - Thanks!
Angie
I remember once this friend used to make the best banana bread, and she had a secret ingrediant that really made a difference in the recipe, but wouldn't give it out. It drove me crazy for a very long time, till I finally found out it was sour cream. :dance: Now I make great banana bread as well. So, if there really is a method to slow, serpentine movements I would like to know what it is.
BTW, I'm going to be attending a lot of workshops in the next year because I really want to get good at this dance form. Please let me know if you have any you reccomend. I like Oriental, but at this point would take from anyone good as long as it's in the U.S. - Thanks!
Angie