Rumba foot timing / Cuban motion | Tutorial | Anna Kovalova | Lecture series Pt.3

[@norarobie6021]

You make it look so easy, but everything is practice, so here I go

[@kimberlygross2161]

Thanks Anna! Wow! No one taught me about hip drop. This fixed my balance problem. I was practicing wrong hours a day in rumba walks and didn't feel grounded. I need more instructions like this. On- line technique lessons for I am in Texas.

[@DanceToday]

Wow ! Thats wonderful and I will pass the words to Anna! Email me your info & I can give you details for online lessons 👍 [e-mail]

[@petyatsvetanova1509]

Where is Anna usually holding lessons and workshops?! Would love to attend one day❤️😍 she is such an inspiration!

[@saczak5919]

Very informative as always ❣️ I love how Anna breaks everything into tiny details 👍🏼 I still am trying to get my head (and body) to think about the lowered hip with the moving foot; I have always been taught to think only about standing foot... What she says about foot pressure makes a lot of sense. One thing that might be considered when videoing is to try to include her feet? I know it’s tricky filming inside a circle, but it’d be good to see the actual action when Anna says turn the feet! 😊🙏🏼

[@lav2dance]

Can we have the continuation of this lecture? :) Anna is an amazing teacher so if you could do more videos with her, it would be great :)

[@DanceToday]

Yes, i will upload the last bit of this lecture next week👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@regularguy7561]

Beautiful teacher

[@mariannaestrella1990]

Good job, Anna!!! Greetings from Ukraine! Thank you :)

[@DanceToday]

Spasibo Marianna ❤️

[@denizgogeer4784]

Thanks for your lessons they help me lot. But I want to say something. After stepping there is no time for hip action actually. Especially this is more true in cha cha cha walk. So what I do is while I am stepping and transferring my weight to foot I am also sending my hip; not after transferring weight because it becomes too late. What do you say about it

[@mirandalucia]

Good job ♥

[@yuanzhuang7936]

Nice! But why not shooting foot work?

[@hilarie4258]

Great information but please video her completely to show full action. We all know the action starts from the feet and we miss a lot by only viewing her “chopped off at the knees “! Thanks for posting them.

[@DanceToday]

Hi , sorry for the cropped video at times but I was holding another gimbal with my phone attached in the other hand to livestream for eveyone to watch . I will try alternatives next time . Thank you for watching and taking the time to write me ✌

[@bernaozlem7401]

Full of a lot of great information, but awful filming. I would love to see Anna's lower body while she is explaining the moves. It does not make sense to watch the students. What is the point of the video if I am not able to watch Anna Kovalova properly?

[@marylinkielczynski2975]

It would be much better it we could see her entire body at all times. We’re watching a dancer and seeing the top of the body most of the time. The whole picture would be much more beneficial. She is an excellent teacher. Not seeing footwork along with body action is defeating the purpose.