Le dolio en los huevos no se puede abrir mas. Que pena por los otros que quisieran hacerlo bien. LA gente que no llora doesn't have feelings. It's HURT
They're more than "instructors". Many choreographers also still dance/perform as well as teach... Just because we teach or coach doesn't mean we don't still dance.
Where do they learn how to hang in mid air like that, is what I want to know. I've watched the video several times and he damn well defied gravity. Come on: that's witchcraft.
That´s nonsense. A wisdom in teaching; Those who can, do Those who understand, teach. In 35 years of teaching I´ve only “showed off” with students who were too confident in their ignorance. They don´t know what they don´t know, right? THAT´S when to show them why you´re the teacher. ;-) Good dancers are not neccesarily good teachers. Ofcourse students like to see their teachers dance but it isn´t neccesary
No we don't do/use tylonal. We're always in pain or discomfort. What he meant by "hurt" is in the moment not all day or forever... When dancers don't warm up/stretch enough before dancing or demonstrating techniques we will immediately or soon feel the error of that decision. It also makes/reminds us we are alive and love what we do...
@@matts.9318acetaminophen in America. In England its paracetamol, in other countries it’s called panadol. It’s an over the counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, used for minor aches and pains.
@@tonygonzalez6908My instructors for ballroom dancing in high school would say that confidence is showing everyone how good you are, and arrogance is telling everyone how good you are. In the high school ballroom scene, some teenagers have a hard time letting go of the “arrogant” attitude that is often necessary on the dance floor, when they leave the dance floor. Hence the discussion of arrogance vs confidence. The confident dancers are often friendly and chatty when they leave the floor. The arrogant dancers avoid talking, and look disgusted to talk with anyone.
😂 "cold" dancing when youre older is so painful lol. But this desire and realization of the need of full demonstration, the signa of a great instructor, able to show and encourage students to seek out the potential they have, the goals they can reach and surpass! ❤ Long live us instructors that keep dancing outside of the teaching and choreographing for the youngins! May that tradition live on!
@susanbrackett6408 yes, you always should warmup before dancing but there are times where you don't plan to perform fullout in class, especially when students are older. Other instructors understand what I meant, and that it's a given that you should always warmup.
I genuinely appreciate this information. I could NOT understand how being cold had anything to do with it. I know very little about ballet or dance lingo so I was like "uh... put on a jacket...?"
Honestly the worst thing (in my opinion) about teaching a physical sport and art form is being cold and having to physically show what you need the students to do because no matter how detailed you explain something they look at you like 😐🫤 And yes your body feels it after, especially if you teach multiple classes in a row Because even if you warm up with your students you get cold so quickly because you are correcting or watching and aren’t constantly moving like them In other words please y’all be patient and understanding with your teachers 😂 We are out here hurting ourself more often teaching than when we practice or perform because we care so much about our students lol
Eloquent & thought-provoking explanation. I've not taken dance, but BRILLIANT teachers are so dedicated and professional, yet warm & KIND. I have interviewed scores of teachers, professors, educational administrators, counsellors and others in the educational field in the decade plus that I home learned my kids, and the degree of ENTHUSIASM each maintained seeking those FEW STUDENTS,which are EAGER to LEARN was DEEPLY TOUCHING. The teachers I spoke to LOVED teaching BECAUSE of the opportunity to positively impact a child's LIFE. Countless individuals spoke of "teachable moments" and how passionate they felt about THOSE whose LOVE of LEARNING was KINDLED. It is a misconception that we who homelearn (or homeSCHOOL their children) do NOT respect and appreciate TEACHERS...my admiration for teachers only EXPANDED during those conversations. These caring professionals offered me ~ gratis and with endearing generosity countless tips upon how to nurture and protect the love of learning preexistant in my sons. I ADORED and RESPECTED teachers prior to embarking on this journey, and those feelings doubled and redoubled due to the KINDNESS afforded me.
I prefer to say ballatore (despite the fact that the way you called him is actually the right term). If you spoke Spanish as a native language, you’ld get why.
they know how to ballet, sweet pea. otherwise they're mostly normal. perhaps you practice a bit yourself? then YOU can be beautiful too :) don't allow the naysayers.
His leaps suspend in the air, reaching further as he falls. My legs instinctively snap back the moment gravity pulls me downward, "reflexively" to catch myself from falling. So impressive. You have to fight the urge to catch yourself from falling. To ignore gravity, for that extra half second makes the leap so much more elegant.
Please be careful young man , I wouldn’t like to see you hurt for any reason you are a marvelous dancer. Much love sent your war way.❤❤Good luck & God bless.
His movements are incredibly insane and flawless. He’s ridiculously talented and rightly vetted demonstrating the flaws, then shows accurate movements. 🫶🏽
I love that he admitted it was going to hurt later. I bet doing that without a warm-up can be very hard on your muscles. His agility is amazing just to do those few moves he did.
The ratio of boys to girls is so off kilter...and the girls who are NOT serious students VIE for the boy's attention, whereas the dedicated danseurs see their value as dance PARTNERS. Let's face it...a girl whose true primary interest is for a potential romantic partner is far less interesting than the few who are PASSIONATE about LEARNING their ART. As the years progress, the gap between the two types of females WIDENS. Boys who dance KNOW the DEDICATION HARD WORK and PASSION those girls who are SERIOUS invest in their art, and they APPRECIATE the young women for far more than their grace and beauty. My son felt it was HILARIOUS that many other boys would QUESTION his heterosexuality, given that he was enrolled in break dancing (not ballet) but he simply LAUGHED at their ignorance. A young man who respects dedicated girls exponentially more than those lacking these qualities have a distinct advantage over those who value only surface appearances. There is such physical beauty in such women, but the inner qualities, when they are genuinely APPRECIATED are more meaningful. A beautiful young woman is far more beautiful when she has a personality, intelligence, a sense of humour and genuine CONFIDENCE. Those young girls who invest the YEARS in perfecting their art are such lovely human beings. ❤
The whole video is just beautiful even when the guy talks to Michael In that beautiful calm voice and then Michael replies with an incredible smile and sense of humour. So his body expresses and then his smile then his personality all in perfect sync with each other. Imagine if we all smiled and were calm like this everyday ❤❤❤❤xxxxx
Makes me so happy to see this, as someone who spent most of my dance classes screamed at by a lady who couldn’t do any of the stuff she said we were stupid for messing up on She literally had permanent damage on her vocal chords from screaming so much lmfao
You can see he was in pain after he demonstrated, as he grabs his thigh. But, that's what great instructors do: give it all to see their students succeed. The reward of seeing them flourish afterwards has no price.
for non ballet people here i think he meant that he didn't warm up his muscles before doing that which can cause tightness and pain days (im not a ballerina so don't quote me just a guess 👀)
people are soo weird.. why would anyone care about your superficial views on men? that’s so weird.. why not just keep that to yourself? that’s soo embarrassing..
YES SIR!!!! Every dance teacher saw that thigh hold back to the chair and knew immediately. The kids will make you randomly demonstrate, and you're already simultaneously planning how to rehab later.
How is he floating! Like is it just me or does he get like an extra second of airtime to do the absolute most hamstring ripping kicks ive seen. Impressive even if cold.
The power of coaching. I once climbed a rope to prove to my gymnasts that I could. I was struggling to breathe for the rest of class, but I wasn't about to let my gymnasts see that lol
What a magnificent dancer but doing ballet cold is never advisable. When I was a teenager, I taught myself the splits. I went to my cousin's house out of town and decided to show them this great feat. I jumped in the air, landed in a perfect split but I was cold so I pulled a muscle in my bum and thigh region. I was wobbly for the rest of the vacation. Best not to show off without thinking about it. He must never have lost his ability to do the splits since he was a baby. Bravo !
