How to be a light Kizomba UrbanKiz Follow - Sophie Madison

[@maparole23]

Wow love it when things are approached this way: methodical, decomposed and coherent. YOU'RE AMAZING SOPHIE

[@wavebrush1]

The middle connection is key. Didn't understand or hear of it in all my workshops. I will also pay more attention to that part of my body. Great tips! Thank you

[@nmlker]

Idea for next video: How to be a light (urban) kizomba Leader :)

[@MR-nl8xr]

Leaders are not suppose to be light, we're suppose to be firm & confident; no follow wants to dance with a light leader. Edit: strong removed.

[@PhillypChanlatte]

@@MR-nl8xr false leaders can and should be light as well. Being a strong lead is not needed in Urban or kizomba/semba nor does it make you a better lead. Im sure Sophie can attest to the fact she enjoys dancing with a light lead.

[@katjasell7615]

I prefer light and exact leaders. But this exact does not come from strong and dominant. It comes from self-confidence in own steps :)

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@PhillypChanlatteMy statement is true. You took one word out of my sentence and blew it up, you won't admit it because it speaks of what you lack; no matter, follows will go more for the leaders I mentioned before; in the end, truth always wins. Edit: always removed

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@katjasell7615 that's nice what you prefer, but you're not a majority. You purposely avoided using the right words to describe an ideal leader because you know I'm right, you just too scared to admit it. No difference to me; You do you, I'll do me.

[@GM-tk4db]

This was gold for me. I just started UrbanKiz few weeks ago and already got told wrong stuff about how to move as a follow. Especially the part with the center of the body very helpful! 😊

[@albena_abigail_karaivanova]

I will apply all these recommendations tomorrow! Thank you!

[@yajjarana3246]

How in the kizomba kingdom come there is dislikes on this video? They must be expecting this is a mixed Martial arts video.... Sophie is just all love and that dude Laurent is just all the way the same.... love love love ❤️😘😘😘. Thank you so much

[@atly100]

Awesome explanations and tips! Thanks so much 😊🙏🏽

[@tonydecuba]

God bless you!!! It's crazy necessary for the ladies who don't know about reacting following 👍👍👍. I love it!!! Love from Cuba 🇨🇺😉♥️ #habanakiz

[@davidj5998]

My brother tony hello from david and alma

[@tonydecuba]

@@davidj5998 Hi broooo!!!!! How is it going? When are you planning coming back to Cuba 🇨🇺😉

[@shedroids]

Absolutely brilliant!

[@thanhdang2078]

Thank you for useful tips 😻😻😻😻😻

[@doggiepaws10]

Very helpful advice. Thank you!

[@doloresfranco83]

Thanks, you are very special

[@alix743]

I enjoyed your informative video as an intermediate leader. I'm watching now on 07.01.2020 from Malaysia. I will share this content with my followers to enjoy more on the dance floor. Bless you!

[@danubiaoliveira4598]

OMG! I Just found now, thank you só much, was amazing your class, u are really incredible!

[@JulieElvenMusic]

So good! Thank you so much! ❤️

[@ZaheedaNaheedya]

Great tips, thank you.

[@trulightproductions9468]

Great tips!!! thanks

[@qutaibasadi2226]

Nice musicality and style 🔥👏🏾👏🏾

[@surajvermadancedelhi6277]

Amazing information ❤️❤️ loved it

[@spiegel972]

Super bien expliqué, même avec mon niveau pourri en EN, j'ai tout capté lol. Un must to see pour toutes les débutantes en kiz (voire même les non débutantes :) ).

[@TerenceGrier]

Great Video ! Very Informative and Helpful !! Keep up the great work !!!

[@nelsonjimenezpaiva4030]

Excelente vídeo!

[@andivoini556]

Keep being awesome and making videos 😍🙏

[@ayadsign]

Thx. It would be very useful for followers roles. Great video. 😊

[@Estelalima4765]

Beautiful! Thank you a lot :*

[@cromthor]

In the name of all leaders: thank you! This is very good advice for followers, I would even says whatever the (social) danse! It's good for Kizomba, Semba, Argentine Tango and all dances where there's a leader and a follower, in close embrace. And other dances as well :)

[@user-ly5rx5uq9y]

Sophie, you are real talanted teacher and dancer, who can explain hard things in a lihgt way! Light explain - lihgt dance!

[@user-qg5oz7ek2q]

Such a pleasant voice! 🥰🥰🥰🥰I felt in love from the very first second!!!🤩🤩🤩 I really like this video, because it's breaf, clear, with top secret 😉🤫🤭

[@PeYuPyEverywhere]

Thanks it was a lot of helpfull. Keep going in this way!!

[@Meskiukastrips]

Congratz with 40000 views ♥

[@milypoupouce8979]

Top j'adore !

[@dennisnderitu9901]

The background track is awesome. Kindly share the link/details for the 1st track.

[@gustigenta]

😘😘😘😘 nice technic 🙏.. and that's i teach my students..

[@kartonskartons]

Awesome video, thank you for creating & sharing. Love your work. I have a small thing to add. I experience much more that ladies make TOO big steps. that creates extra distance and they bring themselves out of balance and feels like they running away from the leader.

[@natasharichardson4183]

He’s handsome. Great tips.

[@thomasview6670]

Can't waiiit

[@ventoksi]

Thank you very much! Finally I understood why I couldn't dance kizomba in a proper way.

[@romiohong6264]

sophie good lesson

[@Jeanalice1987]

Great tips thank you so much!! How do I increase my speed to follow faster steps? Tips for practicing increasing speed? Any drills for this? 🙏🏼

[@salsabachataacademy1668]

Nice idea for the next video!!!

[@PESTADANSAchanel]

👍👍👍👍

[@Anil2191]

Thanks for sharing this video. Much appreciated.

[@Naturalnlvnit]

Great video. I am trying to learn this while we are on stay at home orders. My question is as you are remaining "light", how are you getting directional signals like turning? Also in older videos, it was said that you have to bring your feet back together on three? I did not notice you doing that. Thank you in advance.

[@wiccabijvelds5036]

Thnx can you explain the way to follow in the tap or stap, and the acceleration? Thnx

[@fmonteiropt]

Fantastic English accent :)

[@aureliekakou3752]

French!

[@william934ever]

All beautifully, she is very beautiful, one answer:the music title?

[@allapsycat]

Can I get the link to this guy?

[@hkwdxygg6969]

Indeed, it is a scientific term: "real size stepping".

[@ronron9410]

'A common mistake in Kizomba is to say you have to folow your partner by the chest' Is it the same or different for traditional Kizomba? It feels clumsy to me, but teachers always say lead follow by chest.

[@vadergrd]

for tango transfering your weight with ... delay is a good thing for a follower :))

[@hector675ccC]

Mais Laurent ? Mais tu parles pas ?? Lol Bouger le centre du corps... Sophie a fait des arts martiaux, obligé

[@MR-nl8xr]

Maybe if girls wouldn't dance out of their size it wouldn't be a problem. Good video.

[@FYTJ]

Max R And wtf is that supposed to mean now? 🤔

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@FYTJ if english isn't your first language try google translate.

[@FYTJ]

@@MR-nl8xr Okaaayy I see now! You're a troll. Just know that I hope with all of my heart that you'll have a wonderful day and that some day you will find what's missing from your life. I'm not being sarcasting, I really just wish nice things to come your way.

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@FYTJ troll?? Because I'm not going to repeat what I just wrote in plain language. Ok, you too, lol.

[@hkwdxygg6969]

@@MR-nl8xr What did you mean by writing what you wrote? Unfortunately it isn't clear to me either.