Tahitian Basics Susua and Tamau

[@francescaramos3193]

I love it! Feeling my thighs burn!!

[@AbbyQuiet]

Francesca Ramos work it out!

[@girishsingh6323]

I have done thanks, the great teacher

[@gabrielatorocortes8252]

thank you

[@AbbyQuiet]

Gaara Hunter you are very welcome!

[@lisaseifried7317]

Cutie patootie future Tahitian dancer!

[@adrianaflores4588]

Thankyou, so happy to learn with you!! :)))

[@sonycristina]

Hi baby! Did you come to dance with mom?

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Done Ori for 8 years and never heard of the “Susua”. Doesn’t sound like Te Reo origin. Interesting.

[@AbbyQuiet]

Gille87 it's French term, they use in Tahiti

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Abby Quiet Really? Because I asked my Tahitian friends and they have never heard of it. My Ra’atira who was taught by Makau said she was not taught this when she was with Tamariki Poerani. I was taught Tamau and Tairi Tamau.

[@latondramartin7028]

Me either . I was wondering what that was when I saw the title.

[@motivnation3555]

@@AbbyQuiet french term for the dance of Tahiti???doesn't make sense please please next time you post a video make sure you get the terms right!!!

[@motivnation3555]

Very True

[@Dragon34th]

This is a beautiful dance but just to be safe, if you're pregnant, stop & take a break. I've seen many women dancers especially ballet dancers risking it dancing whilst heavily pregnant. Think about the baby for a minute. No offense though I'm just saying if you're expecting then I could be wrong if you're not.

[@AbbyQuiet]

Franck Yan good looking out. Yes I danced through 4 of my pregnancies and baby 5 wasn’t having it! Haha the body is amazing and dancers and athletes alike are usually very strong and healthy. We just have to know our own limits.