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Thank you so much. Since returning to dance, I've been stuck in my progress with a creativity block. Your videos are so beneficial. I am filled with gratitude that you so willingly share your knowledge. Your generosity is appreciated more than I can express. 💕🌺🌸🌹🌷🌻🌼☺

I GOT IT. Highly recommend dancing goofy to shake the nerves but it is foolproof

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Wow very nice ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 ap ka dance mujhe bahut achcha lagta hai 😊❤

Love this!

I am noticing my face more now that I started recording myself with a good camera, and that my face is showing my physical exertion or struggle with the dance way too much. Looked to see what the best dancers in class were doing and sure enough they all were practicing the face and demeaner they want to project when performing, which added another aspect in which they looked much better at dancing than I. Have tried a few times now to work on it but it's hard to keep focusing on it in the midst of other demands.

Your movements are really fluid and graceful and lovely to watch.

Brilliant!

This I am going to a share with my new students!! It is great advice. My oldest student is 76 years old and she has more energy than any of us. She is a two time breast cancer survivor. The balance is: between aiming for high standards AND being kind to ourselves! Thank you!

Well done! I have arthritis everywhere, hands, knees, back and ankles. I use to be a professional bellydancer but stopped around 24 years ago. I'm now 54 years old and have gained weight around my middle since entering menopause. I'm now getting back into bellydancing and I love your videos. :-) Thank you for inspiring me x

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These are so so pretty 😍

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Great shimmy tips! Mine used to get tiny, and now I know how to relax them; thank-you so much!

What a spectacular dancer! So graceful & lyrical!

You are the best teacher on TH-cam 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️

What everyone in the oriental dance community calls an "arabesque" is in fact an imprecise name. Arabesque is lifting the straight leg upwards to the back, and it is only the last part of this move. What makes the move interesting is the part before it, the sudden change of direction, which is called a "faillie" (pronounced fay-yee). So the whole thing is a combination step, which would be "faillie-arabesque" (preceded by three steps).

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Beautiful ❤🥰

Love your videos!❤

Do you have classes?

I just joined the online community--this is the best teaching I've ever had. Wonderful teacher--these lessons are a great blessing! Thank you

Thank you! This was very helpful! :)

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I love this teacher so much!! I started teaching again and all of these videos are so helpful and inspirational

Very graceful😍😍but it's hard to do hip drop 😊

I love this teacher! This is so helpful.

this is gold

Is this the hagalla?

I have watched 6 different people trying to learn this exactly. By far you are so much better of a teacher. Thank you

Great! Very helpful

Very nice! Thank ypu

Very helpful lesson, but will you please clarify: when walking backwards, does the weight shift to being on the back foot at the end of the move, or does the weight still stay on the front foot, as when you are going forward? Thank you!

Excellent I actually don't like to see dancers doing too much too fast.

This is what Ive been looking for. Thank you ❤

lovely! thanks!

You are a fantastic teacher and have a beautiful manner ❤️

This is genius! Thank you!

Thank you❤

This is the best explanation of arm movement I've ever seen. I love the idea of exploring that bubble. Never really been sure what to do with my arms before.

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Awesome!! Subscribed ❤

What a wonderful teacher you are . I've been watching this and drilling it . Thankyou. You area beautiful dancer x

Thank you

Very beautifully done ! Im just learning BD so I enjoy finding content to help with my endeavor .