Always Off-Balanced when you Dance? 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid

[@aunttsu]

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[@Fred-n7l]

Fantastic

[@dhm7815]

Very useful. Never heard this but I've seen it and did not know what I was seeing.

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[@janeynget3059]

Awesome tips beautiful

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[@victoria_ru]

Hello! Thanks a lot for all your videos with mistakes, it helps a lot!! Maybe you can do a short video with chicken walks in samba, it is very hard to find balance in legs (I am just the beginner)

[@DanceInsanity]

Noted! Thx for the suggestion. Glad you find this helpful. 💃🏻 Are you competing?

[@victoria_ru]

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[@shelliejones8506]

How can I incorporate your teaching in with my praise dancing?

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[@nkronert]

Great points, but as a person of science I must complain about "every 15 degrees of tilt adds 27 pounds to the weight of your head". 98% of humans have a head 11 pounds/5 kg or less and that there would be a linear relationship between tilt angle and (presumably) torque also doesn't make any sense. My guess is that the numbers that you are mentioning are expressed in foot-pounds or Nm. The importance of correct posture is of course important nevertheless.

[@DanceInsanity]

Yea, the important point is good posture. but I should have known I can't hide anything from the "people of science"! Correction - the head would feel like 27 pounds of pressure on the spine. 😉