Avoid these 5 Mistakes in Ballroom!

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TIMESTAMPS 00:14 Intro 00:21 Mistake #1 04:00 Mistake #2 08:16 Mistake #3 14:13 Mistake #4 18:38 Mistake #5

[@kathleenweidenmoyer8621]

Thank you for addressing these common "little" mistakes that cause us to get frustrating results. The tips on heel turns are especially useful.

[@nadabelman571]

Thank you, Dance Vision, for providing this tutorial video to keep us going Coronavirus pandemic.

[@chiewiesimon]

Thank you both for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Your instruction is very clear and incredibly helpful. My husband and I have been doing all the exercises you all have shared with us everyday and are beginning to see a difference in our movement. We can’t wait to get back on the dance floor !

[@chiewiesimon]

The whole ankle ankle awareness is a game changer. Also the femur excercise is deceptively bio dynamically altering!

[@glander7060]

Very helpful tips! Thank you! Hope to show more typical common mistakes and how to fix in different styles, such as quick step, tango.

[@lovingthemusichoney]

Wonderfully helpful and what a lovely couple to learn from. Looking forward to more learning from them !

[@Jochabed]

Excellent explanation and demonstration. I have made all 5 mistakes, and I will continue to review your video in the future.

[@myfosterfriends]

Thank you. Some great tips on things for me to look at and correct or improve on. Still working on the head/neck as the follower. Thank you for giving us positive things to look forward as DV keeps posting new material. THANKS TO ALL THE TEACHERS SHARING their time, talent, experience.

[@christinetyson5339]

Thanks for sharing - much appreciated.

[@joannelee7668]

Thank you dance vision! Very useful tips for beginners! 🙏

[@DanceVisionStudios]

Glad it was helpful!

[@TerryStratton]

What a fantastic video for standard dancers! Thank you!!

[@ericzimmerdancefitnessspec8543]

Thank you. Impressive understanding of anatomy and dance technique.

[@harveygovender18]

Excellent lesson.

[@ernestngo210]

So helpful. Please do more. Would be good to have your names at introduction. Thank you. E.Ngo

[@Aretedancecenter]

and in the description box!

[@alexg9784]

I love this couple so much. Waiting for new videos.

[@enu42]

This was incredibly useful, thank you!

[@gerryelwood5893]

Thank you I like how you both explain it!

[@rogelee-TW]

摩登舞「常見五錯誤」 3:00 頸線折斷 never break the necklines. 5:00 肩胛內縮 shoulder blade should be away from the spine, up and forward to the partner. 9:00 翹屁股 never stick out your butt. 15:00 後傾倒 never get back weighted. 19:00 跟轉誤區heel turn mistakes

[@JClover2]

This video is sooo good! Please make more videos! The couple are fantastic teachers! Thank you!

[@DanceVisionStudios]

Thank you! Will do!

[@dianayacobi4448]

Content is always excellent but there is a strong echo effect especially when Lelelia is speaking. Is there any way to fix this? Thanks

[@PockyluvrProductions]

When you're doing the fix for mistake #2, are you still maintaining a neutral posture? When I move my shoulder blade in the way described it causes my shoulders to round slightly, causing neck pain and shoulder impingement symptoms that make it harder to raise the arms. I'm not sure if this is because of improper technique or other neck and shoulder conditions that I have.

[@liliiagladiukbieliei]

jnobo hello! Yes, I do maintain neutral position when showing shoulder blades movement there. Try to do this movement in a more isolated way keeping your neck muscles relaxed. Of course the best way would be to do it under the supervision of your teacher.

[@PockyluvrProductions]

@@liliiagladiukbieliei Thank you so much!

[@helenalee8446]

Thank you, this is extremely helpful video.

[@ChampDanceTV]

good point !!

[@QuangNguyen-xj4nt]

Great lesson, except the sound is too much reverb. Thank you

[@AdamKWatts]

Seems good, but so much echo in the room I can't understand much of what is being said.

[@kotik5183]

THANKS!!!!👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@leebockseng2679]

Thkq 👍

[@pillowfighter86]

Wayne you need to have some quality control in the videos you post, otherwise you lose credibility ... the audio here is atrocious and the lighting is horrific .... maybe you should spend some time teaching these dancers how to properly shoot videos

[@DanceVisionStudios]

Given the circumstances of COVID-19, we are coming up with ways to provide you free dance information during this time. While we appreciate the feedback, please take into consideration the hard work, creativity and generosity of these teachers whom are developing ways to capture content during current conditions.

[@pillowfighter86]

@@DanceVisionStudios c'mon you know I'm not talking about the content being free (although you probably get ad revenues) and I understand these are not your regular dancevision videos produced in studio but the volume here is ridiculous ... at the very least you can easily amplify the volume on your end in editing before you post ....sure I could find a program or extension to rip it off youtube and run a free volume booster program or play it exceedingly high volume on VLC .... but this isn't my responsibility .... your brand has a reputation in the industry in that it maintains quality of excellence and it should be not just be in content but in presentation

[@emhu2594]

i can see and hear everything clearly. You are a complainer.

[@helenalee8446]

I can hear the lecture perfectly. We will be happier people if we learn how to appreciate the efforts that instructors and Wayne put in. Please stop complaining , it is very discouraging for the people who put the efforts and you do have the choice not to watch.

[@Aretedancecenter]

You might want to take your own "quality control" advice...

[@조경식-u7d]

YOU are too much talk you are speach teach now !

[@vh6917]

Too bad the sound is awful, I quit :((