She’s definitely got her own mojo and spice on this move for sure but a Hagallah shimmy will get you close technically. She’s heavily accenting the first accent with a strong sharp down on the left and pelvic drop on the right. I’d recommend you join a live so you can ask me about this and I can do my best to show you what I see. Keep in mind these moves look different from person to person. We can try to match it but body shape plays a role too.

It’s a bit different than Ami circle. It’s closer to what I teach as the one sided hip circle as if focuses on the hip more than full even rotation of pelvis. Here her hip is also coming from back to front. So there are similarities but if you’re looking for the technicality, they are different.

Alana❤️

Alana I love this so much!! Ill let Vanessa know!

Cassandra Rhodes 🎉🙌 Great job!!!! That is an accomplishment. And I saw you joined Level 1. I'm so excited for your journey!

Gigi So happy to hear it!! Would love to know how you feel after doing it a few times.

Dear Maha, Congratulations🎉💕 What a beautiful blessing. I just spent a week with my 1 year old niece and nephew. Keep up the good work on your training. Luckily we have plenty of strength training videos at Raqs Online you can work with. I highly recommend adding in some weights. You can start with a few pounds and work up. That extra resistance is so good for maintaining muscle and creating the resistance we need for our dancing. Big Love!!!

That definitely looks Faarapu style technique as the accent is at the back. I think those classes will be helpful for you.

Alana our system doesn’t always play nice for tagging. Most teachers have made accounts but not all so they need an account to tag. If I see comments for teachers I’ll try to start tagging them on my end. Hopefully in the near future we will have an easier way to do that. 

Hi JAN YE, Indeed there will be. We are so happy to have Kae M. as part of our team❤️ Thanks for leaving your cooment!!