I think it varies from person to person, since everyone's body and coordination level are different, as well as one's ability to pick up and learn new things easily.
Among continuing students, I find that maintaining a big blurbly shimmy while layering it with other pelvis generated stuff tends to be the biggest challenge for the longest time.
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Dear Kel,
I find that with beginners, the movements that tend to be the hardest to understand and execute are fundamental undulation and fundamental sway. For some reason these two consistently give trouble to at least a third of my beginners.
Among continuing students, I find that maintaining a big blurbly shimmy while layering it with other pelvis generated stuff tends to be the biggest challenge for the longest time.Regards,
A'isha
Dear Kel,
I find that with beginners, the movements that tend to be the hardest to understand and execute are fundamental undulation and fundamental sway. For some reason these two consistently give trouble to at least a third of my beginners.
Among continuing students, I find that maintaining a big blurbly shimmy while layering it with other pelvis generated stuff tends to be the biggest challenge for the longest time.
Regards,
A'isha
I'm actuallly having trouble reconnecting with my burbly shimmy. I find that now I have more control over my body, the shimmy has become tighter and I can't go on for as long a I could... Any ideas?