Community College, Broad and Spring Garden Street. teacher- Wayne and Michael and Miss Faye - ,Duane teaches at the Arts in the Philadelphia area😃 boy don't I remember doing flat backs thank you for the memory lane😃
Great reference video. Question about flat back with plié: I know the knees are supposed widen to allow the torso to lower but I noticed that some of the dancers are supinating and/or lifting heels of the floor. Is that correct form? Trying to clarify to make sure I do them and teach them correctly. Thank you!
The heels are supposed to stay on the floor as well as all toes. We are just "lifting the arches" in order to open the knees just wide enough so the torso can be lowered in between. Hope this helps. Happy Dancing!
Heels and all toes are supposed to stay on the floor. Ideally, the dancer just lifts the arches/instep to open the knees just enough so the torso fits in between, no more!
Lovely. The chap seems the only one who keeps himself square and lifted out of his hips. Orange girl you collapse your back in the back bends. Yuk. And all the girls what in with flat back deep paralelled plié. Why do you go so low that you feet must concave and you thighs go broad. Do you not feel it out off it looks and never mind your alignment. Yuk. Hope you take heed.
I can promise you that you don't always look perfect, either. Dancers are on a journey and maybe they do not all have total body awareness yet. There's better things to do than to "yuk" people on the internet.
That’s hypnotic. I love it. I’ll definitely be trying that with my lot.
Love this! I’m such a Horton baby ❤
Bravooooo!!!! Excellent!!! I’m going to try this technique on my senior citizens dance company!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Thank you for this great documentary
Love that you added hinge work with the flat back exercise...~lovely indeed..
Community College, Broad and Spring Garden Street. teacher- Wayne and Michael and Miss Faye - ,Duane teaches at the Arts in the Philadelphia area😃 boy don't I remember doing flat backs thank you for the memory lane😃
I did these in the 70's in Jimmy Truitts class in Cincinnati, still can flat back hinge a bit
It may look easy but it is strong and hurting and hard
thank you so much for sharing, it's very helpful
Loved it.
ankontini Bonjour
Awesome vid
Great reference video. Question about flat back with plié: I know the knees are supposed widen to allow the torso to lower but I noticed that some of the dancers are supinating and/or lifting heels of the floor. Is that correct form? Trying to clarify to make sure I do them and teach them correctly. Thank you!
The heels are supposed to stay on the floor as well as all toes. We are just "lifting the arches" in order to open the knees just wide enough so the torso can be lowered in between. Hope this helps. Happy Dancing!
Heels and all toes are supposed to stay on the floor. Ideally, the dancer just lifts the arches/instep to open the knees just enough so the torso fits in between, no more!
@@HortonTechnique i am looking to learn online is there any page i can check or someone to contact?
Amei Cleiton tudo nota 10.
song's name? Please
What exactly does this do?
Strengthens and fortifies the body. Classical modern technique created by Lester Horton.
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Lovely. The chap seems the only one who keeps himself square and lifted out of his hips. Orange girl you collapse your back in the back bends. Yuk. And all the girls what in with flat back deep paralelled plié. Why do you go so low that you feet must concave and you thighs go broad. Do you not feel it out off it looks and never mind your alignment. Yuk. Hope you take heed.
I can promise you that you don't always look perfect, either. Dancers are on a journey and maybe they do not all have total body awareness yet. There's better things to do than to "yuk" people on the internet.
This is rude
CLUELESS.
MATTHEW 3:2