Based in our very own prime dance studios in the heart of London, we bring you fun, yet very top quality dance workouts and Ballroom & Latin tutorial videos to watch and learn any time anywhere. Flow Dance London's co-founder and also a mom, Elena Plescenco is here every step of the way. Together with Carlos Custodio, Elena built a professional competitive dance career of over 25 years which lead to the foundation of most iconic dance studios in London in 2016. Our aim is to make all Ballroom & Latin dances easy and joyful no matter what level you are. We will guide you on your journey from Zero to Hero, always making it entertaining yet with the best quality of technique we can deliver. Stay tuned and engage, learn and practice, become the best dancer you can be! Train to become a dance teacher yourself - we will start personalised teacher training courses very soon. Stay tuned and keep dancing!
Посмотрел 5 минут и долее не стал. Очень замедленные движения, слоновьи позы, это не тот старый живой энергичный чарльстон! Конечно, девица может призывно улыбаться вам и показывать красивые ножки. Этого недостаточно. Чарльстон должен танцеваться в паре с мужчиной. Поэтому, восхищающие комменты ни к чему, показали уровень комментаторов 20:42
Посмотрел 5 минут и долее не стал. Очень замедленные движения, слоновьи позы, это не тот старый живой энергичный чарльстон! Конечно, девица может призывно улыбаться вам и показывать красивые ножки. Этого недостаточно. Чарльстон должен танцеваться в паре с мужчиной. Поэтому, восхищающие комменты ни к чему, показали уровень комментаторов
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I have been taking your dance workout for some time and am pretty happy with it, especially my Dad who is in his late 80s was addicted to it as well. Thank you.❤❤❤
There is another type of Syncopated Cuban Break amalgamation that is often used in open-level Cha-Cha in dancesport. This happens usually in L Side-By-Side Position, and usually done on the Same Foot. In this case, the lead and follow does LF forward, RF rock back in place, LF back behind RF, RF rock forward in place, LF forward across RF, RF rock back in place, LF goes back behind LF. (This is "2 and 3 and 4 and 1") If the 7th step ends with a tap step on LF, the dancers usually do that "2 and 3 and 4 and 1" thing again on the same foot. Yes, it is also possible to do the breaks on Opposite Feet too in that position, if you are not at the 'high" open level or for syllabus-restricted purposes.
Comment on change of direction, maybe this is a suggestion for a future explanatory video. Let S = Slow. The count for change of direction is S-S-S, which means I’m ending the three steps of change of direction in the middle of a bar of music. (Let’s say a bar is 4 beats, though I know a musician might be thinking that’s a half bar). S-S-S translates to 12-34-56. Q: Do I hold for two beats to get back on the bar, enabling me to initiate the next sequence on 1 ? ( I can usually feel it when I’m off the bar, and it’s almost excruciatingly confusing, so then I will silently count to try to adjust, but of course I’m fumbling and likely confusing my follow.)
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Alla danza si accompagnò anche una moda femminile, con un vestito corto sopra il ginocchio, antesignano della mini-gonna di cinquant’anni dopo. Impersonano benissimo l’epoca del ballo le insegnanti….che fighe di insegnanti. By from Italy.
