Ballroom Lesson: the CBMP with Maksim Kotlov | Special 5k SUB

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[@geniedancesporttv8004]

나는 한국의 평범한 사람인데요, 왈츠에 흥미가 생겨, 사람들과 운동삼아 열심히 배우고 있어요, 궁금했던점을 속 시원하게 설명해주시고, 시범을 보여 주시 고맙네요. 항상 발전하는 볼륨댄스 채널이 되기를 응원할게요. 좋은 영상 감사합니다. I am an ordinary person in Korea, but I became interested in the waltz and am working hard to learn it as an exercise with other people. Thank you for explaining the questions I was curious about and showing me a demonstration. I will support you to become an ever-evolving volume dance channel. thank you for the good video

[@MatteoDelGaone]

@@geniedancesporttv8004 thank you a lot Genie! 🤗✌🏻

[@bluemarinka13]

Its a big pleasure to see honorable ballroom masters like Maksim in your videos. Such a valuable and interesting collaboration. Thank you for making it happen

[@MatteoDelGaone]

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[@richardkan8499]

Utterly brilliant input and so enjoyable to watch. Not sure I understand all of it but it's work in progress for me, thank you

[@MatteoDelGaone]

@@richardkan8499 thank you Richard! Yes, in this lecture there are infos for all levels, beginners to advanced. It’s good because you can come back and watch this video in 6 months or a year and see how you will understand better what Maksim is explaining))

[@paolapastocchi6894]

Congratulazioni vivissime Matteo dal più profondo del cuore, alla tua famiglia, al tuo staff, al Maestro Kotlov e a te con ammirazione infinita...❤

[@MatteoDelGaone]

Carissima Maestra Paola, grazie mille! E grazie per tutti i bei momenti condivisi insieme, per avermi aiutato a crescere sia nel ballo che come persona, facendomi diventare quello che sono oggi 🥰 un abbraccio! 🤗❤️

[@ThankYLord]

Огромное спасибо, ребята! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@MatteoDelGaone]

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[@Alex-fz1yx]

Super!

[@rhogeryao]

Thank you for sharing this idea sir. god bless

[@MatteoDelGaone]

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[@江先生-d4w]

謝謝！

[@MatteoDelGaone]

Thank you!! 🤗

[@oldcat3439]

Please kindly clarify for lower level student. "we keep the feet on the same two tracks" .. refers to the 'balls' of the feet and not the 'heels' ? or is it otherwise ? Thank you, for your consistently helpful instruction ! 🙏

[@MatteoDelGaone]

Hi! Imagine that you are moving on two rails, but instead of facing the direction of the movement, you turn 45 degrees to the right, and you keep moving on those two rails. In this way, when you step with the right foot, your right foot will be on the same line of the left foot (line of the foot in this case is the direction of the foot, where the foot is pointing).

[@richardkan8499]

It might be easier to imagine your two ankles following two separate tracks. There're some figures where you need to step on the ball of foot, and some on heel, but the ankles will still be on separate tracks in each case.

[@江林吳]

Thanks

[@MatteoDelGaone]

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[@dancesoul3783]

16:01 😂😂😂😂👏🏼👍🏼

[@MatteoDelGaone]

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