3 Reasons Why You Don't Look Good When You're Dancing - For Followers - Dance With Rasa

Are you a follower who feels that no matter how hard they work, or what they do, they still don't look the way they want to on the dancefloor? Did you see a video of yourself and feel that it wasn't how you think it should look? This video is for you!
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[@alessandroiavicoli8105]

This is the most important video ever for students AND teachers. Summarizing, styling is nothing more than the ability to express yourself while dancing. Copying your trainer will not develop those skills. The most important things are a sound solid base technique and, with a proper fundamentals, the expression has the right place to grow. Love your video ❤

[@DanceWithRasa]

absolutely, we'll said 👏 👍

[@cortessebastian]

Is it weird to say I'd love to see a similar video for leaders? I know we are not the ones who are supposed to look good, but I think we'd still like to :)

[@DanceWithRasa]

Not weird at all , quite a few requests on that, I'll make sure to do it 😉

[@cortessebastian]

Thank you! ❤

[@DiegoSepulveda09]

Man! We can and should look good as well! :)

[@DanceWithRasa]

@@DiegoSepulveda09 😉😁😁

[@user-zt8hz3nb9f]

Absolutely. Some lead styling can really make the musicality work, and enhance the look of both partners. As well as making the dance more fun@@DiegoSepulveda09

[@toniaant]

I love how you included knowing yourself as one of the points - and that's so true. Also, I'd add knowing your body, its capabilities, limitations, how it naturally moves and what's simply looks good on it. I've got muscular arms that appear longer in proportion to my body and I've got big hands so I've learnt that excessive arm styling isn't for me, as my arms can appear heavy and lacking grace sometimes. However, I love doing footwork and dancing fast so naturally I gravitate towards Cali style salsa. To each their own so go, explore and experiment :)

[@DanceWithRasa]

Those are fantastic points ☺️

[@aboutmandira]

Thank you for this video, I loved it! And every instructor should bring this topic up in their courses. While dancing so many people want to jump straight away into the dance floor without doing the inner work and either they are stuck in the same steps all the time, or copy steps of someone else without any kind of ground. That becomes very frustrating during partner dance, as it doesn't allow you to connect with your partner while keeping your own individuality. I love this topic. It really explains the importance of basics before any kind of fancy move. 🥰

[@DanceWithRasa]

Thank you and u agree 100 precent ☺️

[@javiertapia4643]

Hi . Rasa Thank you so much! Have a great weekend. Very happy to see you

[@DanceWithRasa]

💓💓💓

[@Julia.WildNothing]

You're so amazing Rasa! Love these pointings! The foundation is essential, but "after that": express YOURself! 🦧🐆🦚🦁🦢🐝🐙🐦‍🔥🦄🦊🐿

[@DanceWithRasa]

Absolutely 💯

[@carmensymm6521]

Yes Rasa , I like watching and observing when followers show their own style and I also like to put something from myself into dancing. Yes, I also agree about style classes. Thank you for the video!

[@DanceWithRasa]

I'm glad you getting smth out of them 😌

[@peterhicks]

Feeling soo inspired now Rasa You are dead right & I feel much better about myself. I need to l stern to you again in say, three months, to make sure that, I still got the message.

[@DanceWithRasa]

When I get comments like yours makes me super happy I have this channel ☺️

[@lauralaf6927]

This was great - thanks for the inspiration for 2024!

[@DanceWithRasa]

My pleasure 🙏

[@LRTorres]

ah thanks this is very helpful! Lately I was very aware of not copying teachers or other dancers. Now I know to first focus on technique and later add my own personality. This will be a nice process/journey 🧐🤠

[@DanceWithRasa]

Very good approach 👍

[@solitarygal341]

Totally love it, Rasa. Thank you for the insights that few might think of❤️

[@DanceWithRasa]

Pleasure 🙏

[@Lana_swetlana]

Информативно и полезно, как всегда! 😊 Благодарю за то, что напоминаете о таких простостых, но крайне важных вещах ☺😌🙏

[@DanceWithRasa]

I'm so glad it's useful 😌

[@sophiegallier7785]

Great advice ❤️😘

[@DanceWithRasa]

🤩🤩🤩

[@virginiacreager4331]

Great ideas could you please provide a visual example of each idea, I learn more by watching. Thank you 🙏

[@DanceWithRasa]

I'll do my best 👌

[@juratepetrikauskiene9908]

Great video,thank you Rasa❤

[@DanceWithRasa]

Pleasure 🙏

[@sabinekear496]

Thanks so much,great explanation as always😊

[@DanceWithRasa]

Pleasure 🙏

[@amparovargas2147]

Thank you for this great video.. I'm not a pro by any standard, but I am an enthusiastic student. And your video absolutely validates everything I have gone through. In Miami everybody- except afrocuban dancers- is very stiff in the upper body. And when I questioned that I was told I'm not a trained pro and to take more styling ( choreography )

[@DanceWithRasa]

I applaude you for questioning, that's means you are noticing things and trying to do what ever you can to get better. You should aim high cause only that way you can reach your potential ✨️ don't stop training and pushing forwards, ask for more 💓

[@amparovargas2147]

@@DanceWithRasa I discovered the importance of a flexible rib cage and shoulder blades. It was a eureka moment that has changed my dancing life forever.

[@DanceWithRasa]

@@amparovargas2147 how fantastic, little information can change everything so much 😇

[@jamgem876]

Do you offer an online technique styling training?

[@DanceWithRasa]

Absolutely, go have a look at my website www.dancewithrasa.com 😀 I have a group of amazing ladies where we do salsa and bachata classes.

[@zeropain9319]

Informative! Even though I'm a lead, I watched this video to see what you were saying to the follows. Could you do a similar video for leads? I've seen leads do really simple moves and make it look amazing. What are they doing different (aside from musicality)? It almost seems like the same advice would apply, learn the techniques first, then focus on shines, and know who you are. However, I see very little videos or classes on lead styling or shines if that's a better word?

[@DanceWithRasa]

It really goes exactly the same for the leads. Just leads have different styling. I'll make a video on that 😇

[@zeropain9319]

That would be awesome, I can't wait for the video! Thank you@@DanceWithRasa

[@DanceWithRasa]

@@zeropain9319 🤗🤗🤗

[@essyok9186]

Great video as always Rasa❤! How do you find styling classes/ courses? Do you have any you would recommend in London. When I look them up they're always pre-covid 😂

[@DanceWithRasa]

Why don't you consider to join my online membership www.dancewithrasa.com we have increadible styling classes with great group of ladies. There are no person to person regular styling workshops in London. If you join us you can cancel any time you like so really recommend trying it out 😉

[@pollys4018]

As I tell everyone, those classes have helped me transform my dancing. I never liked styling for it's own sake and didn't feel comfortable with the styling that people taught. Now more and more the styling comes out of the movement...and it's been your classes, Rasa, that have initiated that. ❤

[@DanceWithRasa]

@pollys4018 thank you so much 💓 I'm so glad you enjoying it and benefitting from it 💖

[@essyok9186]

​@@DanceWithRasa Thank you Rasa for your reply! I will check them out 😊❤

[@pollys4018]

@@essyok9186 I am complete convert. Rasa has been helping me for a couple of years now on Zoom and I am learning so much. She is brilliant at using the platform. It doesn't feel remote. I want everyone to try it because I find it so helpful!😘