Andre Nel I will make videos on these exercises, particularly for arms, foot speed, balance, and technique in Cha Cha, waltz, quickstep, samba, Rumba, Jive As it’s a lot to explain! For now; check out the free Masterclass I have which have a a few of these techniques for you now: www.ballroommastery.tv Enjoy!
This was extremely helpful! My dance partner and I have been struggling to make the most out of our practice time and we're often lost as to where we should start, how to practice sections etc. We normally just play music and start the routine. But no anymore! Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you for being here and enjoying the content! Make sure you check out Ballroom Mastery Academy when it becomes available next year as if you like this content you will LOVE that! Appreciate your support.
Very helpful. I am doing private lessons but sometimes feel that the practice has not been productive. Hope my coach is open to this. I’ll practice on my own as well, though. Thank you
Wonderful advice!!! I’ve practice to reinforce bad habits..now I will change to your seven steps. Later I will ask as to how to maintain my head back at the 10-11 o’clock position. Thanks again for the awesome tips..you rock!!!
You’re welcome!! There’s lots more content on this channel to help and I also have 3 online courses that are very in-depth that cover everything from ALL steps, technique to mechanics in dance for man and lady. Hope it helps you.
Good content but you talk way to fast. Would you consider doing a video as a part of a series? And put each section on a seperate video and explain at a normal pace? (It would save having to fast forward to find the bit I’m up to to practice.
For the staminapoint u need to be a real masochist :D Can you tell me the points in the right side? TH-cam has a bad quality and I would love to understand the other points, thank you!
Abdul Scharifi HAHA! Yes stamina practice is not kind but worth it! Yes this version was poor quality; sorry about that but it was taken from our FB Page; so see if this helps: facebook.com/BallroomMastery/videos/307259303203264/
Ahh I'm gonna try this!!! I've been dancing for 4 years now and for that last couple months I've felt like I haven't been improving at all! Quick question though: what would you consider simple and advanced drills for Jive?
@@BallroomMasteryTV I've been able to keep this up for about a week now, I had to take a break today because I sprained my ankle haha. I noticed that I start to get frustrated with myself very quickly because my technique (mainly hip action) doesn't look as good as I'd like it to. I take classes once a week and practice everyday on my own. I always feel like my classmates are way better than me and that I look very stiff and awkward. Hopefully I'll be able to keep this up despite my frustration :P
I'm curious on this framework... do you choose different drills and routine segments every time you practice or do you repeat them for days/weeks or longer?
That’s up to you. As we did 10 dance it depended on the dances we need to work on most. The last section gives your the opportunity to make sure you don’t miss going over your routines though. This process just helps to master your basics as well as advanced technique in a given dance. Give it a shot for week or two see how you go
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What was your key takeaway from this 7 step framework?
What do you consider simple drills for the different dances
Andre Nel which dance?
all of them, i assume slowfox would be the feather and three step, but what about the others @@BallroomMasteryTV
Andre Nel I will make videos on these exercises, particularly for arms, foot speed, balance, and technique in Cha Cha, waltz, quickstep, samba, Rumba, Jive
As it’s a lot to explain!
For now; check out the free Masterclass I have which have a a few of these techniques for you now:
www.ballroommastery.tv
Enjoy!
This simplifies my practising ALOT actually because now I have an outline and approach. Thank you for this great advice.
This was extremely helpful! My dance partner and I have been struggling to make the most out of our practice time and we're often lost as to where we should start, how to practice sections etc. We normally just play music and start the routine. But no anymore!
Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you for being here and enjoying the content!
Make sure you check out Ballroom Mastery Academy when it becomes available next year as if you like this content you will LOVE that!
Appreciate your support.
Definitely helpful. Thank you so much!!!
You’re welcome
This really helped! I've been teaching a beginner for competition and I think this will help our practices improve.
Hi Jaxon! It took me years to figure this out and I am glad I can help you short cut your learning! Let me know how it goes for you.
Very helpful. I am doing private lessons but sometimes feel that the practice has not been productive. Hope my coach is open to this. I’ll practice on my own as well, though. Thank you
Wonderful advice!!! I’ve practice to reinforce bad habits..now I will change to your seven steps.
Later I will ask as to how to maintain my head back at the 10-11 o’clock position. Thanks again for the awesome tips..you rock!!!
You’re welcome!! There’s lots more content on this channel to help and I also have 3 online courses that are very in-depth that cover everything from ALL steps, technique to mechanics in dance for man and lady.
Hope it helps you.
Thank you Vaughan, fantastic advice. Have you uploaded the simple and advanced drills?
I should add we’re looking for ballroom drills: Waltz, Slow Fox, Tango and Quickstep.
Hi Lyn!
I have done some in previous videos and also have a bunch coming in Ballroom Mastery Academy- check it out www.ballroommastery.tv
Good content but you talk way to fast. Would you consider doing a video as a part of a series? And put each section on a seperate video and explain at a normal pace? (It would save having to fast forward to find the bit I’m up to to practice.
For the staminapoint u need to be a real masochist :D
Can you tell me the points in the right side? TH-cam has a bad quality and I would love to understand the other points, thank you!
Abdul Scharifi HAHA! Yes stamina practice is not kind but worth it!
Yes this version was poor quality; sorry about that but it was taken from our FB Page; so see if this helps:
facebook.com/BallroomMastery/videos/307259303203264/
@@BallroomMasteryTV thank you for your fast response! :)
Ahh I'm gonna try this!!! I've been dancing for 4 years now and for that last couple months I've felt like I haven't been improving at all!
Quick question though: what would you consider simple and advanced drills for Jive?
Hello Rianna! How did you go with this? It’s normal to hit a plateau DONT GIVE UP! It’s your opportunity to find a new way!
@@BallroomMasteryTV I've been able to keep this up for about a week now, I had to take a break today because I sprained my ankle haha. I noticed that I start to get frustrated with myself very quickly because my technique (mainly hip action) doesn't look as good as I'd like it to. I take classes once a week and practice everyday on my own. I always feel like my classmates are way better than me and that I look very stiff and awkward. Hopefully I'll be able to keep this up despite my frustration :P
Ballroom Mastery TV Hi, have you uploaded simple and advanced drills for ballroom dances? Thank you. Lyn
I'm curious on this framework... do you choose different drills and routine segments every time you practice or do you repeat them for days/weeks or longer?
That’s up to you. As we did 10 dance it depended on the dances we need to work on most. The last section gives your the opportunity to make sure you don’t miss going over your routines though. This process just helps to master your basics as well as advanced technique in a given dance. Give it a shot for week or two see how you go