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Replied on Dabke Sizzling Footwork 1

24 Jun 21:04

So glad you liked it Rocio

Replied on Playlist 3: Beginner/Intermediate Fusion Choreography and Technique with Liz

24 Jun 21:02

Hi Roxy, The song is called Misirlou by the artist Mosavo. Here is a link: https://music.apple.com/us/album/misirlou/445119526?i=445119622 There are a few versions of that song by the same artist and I accidentally linked the wrong one.

Replied on Interview with Constance Harris

21 Jun 10:46

Thank you Deborah! We are honored to have you with us!

Replied on Upcoming LIVE: Twerkshop for all levels with Constance and Taylor | June 26th 4pm MDT

19 Jun 10:20

Us too! See you there!!

Replied on Playlist 3: Beginner/Intermediate Fusion Choreography and Technique with Liz

19 Jun 10:20

Hi Roxy, We fixed the link: https://music.apple.com/us/album/misirlou/303281800?i=303281806 Thank you for the heads up

Replied on Ballet Raqsa Series 1

17 Jun 12:58

I asked Georgia and she said that "yes, you can keep your knees pointing forward in parallel. This series is about adding movement for personal stylization"

Replied on Stage Confidence and Improvisation

15 Jun 11:22

Profound insights Nicole. Thank you for sharing. Each body is an entire universe of experience. It is so important to treat people as holistic, unique individuals. We are all products of the past, our present-day experiences were built on the backs of our ancestors. I appreciate your deep and sensitive awareness.

Replied on Playlist 1: Intermediate level Technique & Combo with Sadie

15 Jun 11:18

Wonderful Sonia!! So glad you are liking them!!!

Replied on Playlist 5: Dabke for all levels with Simon

15 Jun 11:18

So glad you are enjoying it!! More coming soon!

Replied on Playlist 1: Intermediate level Technique & Combo with Sadie

15 Jun 11:17

Hello Hajera, Great question, and yes. As you shift your weight from side to side you can slightly bend the unweighted side to keep the weight inside. You do not want to roll out to the outer edges of the foot. So center with a slight bias to the inside is usually best for most people but always be sure to follow your own body. Everyone is different.

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