Beautiful❤

Hi did this script come out in mastery?

I tought I did it wright but you convinced me in a clear way that I didn't. Thank you!

Великолепно!❤

Beautiful dancing and music. Both working in sync to capture the essence in quality of Viennese. Thank you.

I love it , thanks for your show off 🕺💃👍👍😘

Beautifully danced.. Symmetrical arms and sway. Synchronised. Hard to beat 😊 Thank you ❤️ 👍

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Soooo very BEAUTIFUL!!!💕😭💕😭💕

Song name?

You literally can't find the version of this song anymore, and this is awesome for Samba! Ugh.

I love cha cha dancing 😂😂

Because my teacher will like that l when to dance this cha cha dance 😊😊😅

The combination at 12:00 is surely great, but what makes it cha cha? Seems like it could have been used in lots of other dances. As a beginner dancer, very little of the basic steps if the dance ever seem to be used in advanced routines. Obviously, I'm missing something.

Props to this cameraman! 👏 Really got some cool motoon going there. -sincerely Uel

It a wonderful routine can I have the name of the figure please thank you

The woman is totally expression less

Thank you, it’s very useful ❤🎉

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You don't discuss the fact that the 3 beat is accented and the weight bearing leg bends between measures of music

I feel dizzy 😅

I would expect more coordination with music if talking "mastery" Beatiful palette do as a dance? Don't see the joy of Shawn Should be a part of dancing?

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The first samba routine was 🔥

How is this samba, the hips are not moving at all???

Wow, wish I knew this in my comp days, we used to dance slowly slowly, quick quick slowly. Also I agree with you that some Foxtrots today as compared to the classics are a little weird to understand the timing. Abba's I do, I do I do is the perfect tune for a beginner.

Hey brother! Thank you so so much for this video ❤ the way you explained this is top tier 😍 Could you make a video on breathing techniques one should know that will help with stamina when on the floor 🙏

This is an incredible interview and so inspirational.

While I have you to myself, can I make a couple of points? When I was learning to dance many years ago, two phrases commonly used confused me- I wasn't certain what was meant. One is " use the floor" I interpreted this when I started as use the full size of the floor. And I did, and still do if I can. The next phrase, related of course, is " use foot pressure to... " ,I'm a professional physicist/engineer, and have been trained to be as precise as possible. I know its difficult in dancing. Foot pressure doesn't do anything. It's an effect, not a cause. If I'm stading up stationary. How do I increase foot pressure withiut doing something else? I can't. I can go on my toes, but I'm not sure this is what's meant. You can increase foot pressure by rising up from a lowered position,, or stopping a downward movement. Rising and stopping downward movement is caused by using leg, ankle, glute muscles. The resulting foot pressure is an effect. It's what you feel. So I believe "use foot pressure" should be interpreted as " feel the foot pressure and use that as feedback so you can control your movement with your muscles . I've said enough. Sometimes it's difficult to be a scientist 😂

Very interesting and helpful. The most powerful comment is " everything is measured in relation to the standing leg" for an experienced dancer like myself, this sort of comment is a good reminder. I do have a question. A backward step in foxtrot, for example unless specified as a cbmp step, would maintain the 2- tracks. When this is done, the backward step is slightly diagonal relative to the standing leg. A fussy point, perhaps. Maybe this is an example of how difficult it is to describe a movement precisely without a long, detailed description. Interesting video. Another tricky point is the concept "diagonal to centre" DC. If you've passed the centre on the long side what exactly dies DC mean? I interpret DC as basically one quarter towards centre relative to LOD. And LOD means...HELP!

Damn he’s good!!

Great ! It was useful to me. :)

This is super helpful for me. I've done a lot of awareness work, and now I'm realizing a new layer of how my ego jumps into protect me as I start my business

I appreciate that distinction that you still feel when you detach

Great lesson. Thank you.

Finally I understand my confusion of the figures danced in Waltz, Foxtrot and Quick Step. The history explains how they evolved. Thank you for bringing the book to life! I looked up "crooning": it's an intimate style of singing made possible by the introduction of better microphones in the 1920s...

It would have been better if the interviewer would allow the interviewee to actually dominate the interview.

Is that jive or 6beats rock???

The explanation is very understandable.

Why its called "basic jive" when i see 6beats rock n roll?

Very beautiful ❤

What is the song name?

very good!

Music name?

Very nice to do up ideas and easy to follow with the figure names. I'm looking forward to more of those!

Tango at its very best. Mastery!!! Absolutely love this couple.

Absolutely beautiful. Goosebumps every time I watch this video. Fabulous.

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Unfortunately the Dancing Times closed in 2022. See you in Blackpool. I'm there for the pro am on Monday 20th.