Sadie Marquardt

Denver, CO, United States

16 Oct 15:01

Heard!!!Β  I will add it to my list of classes to film

16 Oct 14:59

Rowena Martin ❀️ Nonetheless I still really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. 

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16 Oct 14:56

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16 Oct 14:56

I will hopefully add a few more before too long

16 Oct 14:55

You're welcome. I am very happy to know you enjoyed it.Β 

16 Oct 14:54

So happy to hear it!!!

16 Oct 14:54

Hi Nina!!Β  WoohooπŸ’ƒ Welcome to Raqs Online

16 Oct 14:53

You are so welcome, I am very happy you enjoyed it.Β 

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16 Oct 14:53

So happy to know you are enjoying these classes

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And another thought is to turn on your favorite music and allow yourself to dance from a joyful, nonjudgmental place. We get better through practice. Ultimately, improvising is about relying on your skills, and you’ll improve the more you do it.

If your goal is to feel more confident with improvisation, keep working on it until you notice progress. That said, some people simply prefer choreography, and that’s perfectly okay. I’m one of those people! I enjoy both, but improvising has always felt a bit more stressful to me. I like creating choreographies that include sections devoted to improvisation. Heres another playlist you can work with:Β https://raqsonline.com/programs/collection-belly-dance-playlist-49-taqsim

And a popular calss that highlights the idea of transitions: Β https://raqsonline.com/programs/beginner-belly-dance-figure-8s-with-turn