Hello Dancers! What's your motivation to learn to dance rumba? Leave us a comment. A little shortcut timecode for this Rumba Basic Step lesson: Basic Footwork: 1:27 (Leader) Follower Footwork: 5:25 Basic Timing: 3:59 Dance with Partner: 6:40 Dance with music: 7:53 Frame/ Connection with Partner: 8:35 Dance with Partner in Frame: 9:29 / 9:50 (with music) Turning rumba basic: 10:17 With Hip Action: 11:28
I like watching dancing(and I can a little Chinese dance). Before I was not motivated to learn Latin dance, I thought Latin dance is super difficult. But your teaching way is wonderful and easier to follow. Your
Wow, very good video for a beginner, thank you so much ! It’s exactly what I meant when ask about more rumba, and this is the style we are dancing in Sweden. I enjoy your teaching and your professional way to explain. Now I have my own L letter in the living room to practice the basic step 😊. And the hip action it’s so cool to follow . I really appreciate your dancing spots on rumba music during the lesson! I am watching and dancing with you almost every day , guys !!!👍💃💃💃💃👍
Dance Insanity I am glad that your videos can help beginners like me and make them dance more and more. I never thought that I can dance my fathers favorite dance : Rumba ! Your L letter is working ! I love dance letters 😍 !
Angi We are so happy you are dancing your Father's favorite dance. Thanks for sharing that with us. Rumba is also Tytus' mom's favorite dance! :) I love that you call it dance letters. we gotta make more of those!! 😀👍🏼
The basic step is the MOST important. Thanks for taking time to explain this in detail. it's so important to get it correctly from the beginning! nice work.
Rishmore - YES! Thank you for saying that. It IS super important. Having a good strong start to dancing certainly can make a big difference in how fast a person improves. How long have you been dancing?
You made these steps made very very simple for beginners. You both are excellent teachers. The video go thru slowly step by step. This is what missing in many instructional videos. I have subscribed to your channel Thank you both.
You guys are great! I love your energy and positivity. I love how you keep it simple. I'm going to save and rewatch it to practice till my next class a week from now.
Really good thank you! I have big problems with the rhythm and find the beat in some rumba songs and other kinds especially in the waltz.. do you have some tips or tricks to improve myself?
hi Yasmin! glad you like it! we're all about improvement, so are you referring to being able to find the rhythm or some other tips / trick on improvement? Tytus
@Yasmin Kim you're welcome! That's a really good question - how to find the rhythm. We may have to do a tutorial on that! For now, a couple of exercises to help you practice finding the beat: 1. Listen to the music, and let your body start swaying from side to side, foot to foot with the beat of the music. Don't worry about the numbers yet. Just feel the rhythm. 2. Start to notice when there is a stronger/ louder beat (usually with a base - like drums. sometimes even with the lyrics.) That is usually your 1st count. 3. Just listen to a bunch of music and practice those 2 things first. You can use these songs on our playlists to practice: th-cam.com/channels/GbVu2L4XxuFo6X1iMcyiHg.htmlplaylists?view_as=subscriber&shelf_id=10&view=50&sort=dd Let us know how it goes. :)
Hi! Have no favourite yet, but from what I have heard Tango is going places later on the improlevel. In germany its "Weinachtsfeiersaison" (firm goes establishment eat drink dance to "Helene Fischer"), so I hoped to get some "official" D-Fox down for that purpose. Lady and I have a hard time keeping track of count though, all around.
Yo dance insanity, yeah kinda like that, starting out `unreasured' that we are possibly a bit of and losing it during some routine. At this point in time of a course we go through all of the above dances though, and we get better. When the music starts and teacher isn`t counting in, nobody moves tho, hahaha....
mr. jozo we understand! Such good students... haha. There's quite a lot to do in addition to handling the rhythm. Are some dances easier than others to keep time to?
always wanted to dance... never had a partner willing... now at 56 and totally single learning in my front room until I get the chance to go out dancing... hopefully to find a dancing partner in the future... tried to enrol with some classes but as a single woman am not able to join... so not fair but hey that is life I suppose... not stopping me ( except this covid business for now!)
I am software engineer. being tired of working, I am 41 now, and began to lean latin dance 5 years ago, I really love latin dance, latin dance is a sport, and have theories which I depend on( like leaning language, we have to lean grammar), I have endless question, some question can be solved by my self from practising, some I have to learn from different teachers, this is my demand,I wonder if moden IT technology can help me lean latin dance more.
Hello Frank! That's an interesting point. The more you practice and learn, the more questions you have. Some of which you will find answers from others (especially in the beginning), some you will find within yourself (like you mentioned). That is the beauty of learning and evolving. :) Now, with so many videos online, the ability to have access to learning and watch top-notch dancers is unprecedented. Of course, that will also continue to evolve. Ever tried virtual reality?
Most of online vedio don’t have detaiedl theory and practise method, especially latin dance is evolving, that include basic routine, for example when we do check, most of the time we need to put out weight one left ,some of time we need to put out weight on right I have two example.. example1: cuban break, example2: when you want turn right , I fell smooth at least because of these theroy. some may not agree and argue about that , I think that will be good for latin dacne
Hi Frank! interesting fact, Walter Laird, the creator of Latin dancing, was a very well establish Engineer (and world latin dance champion) who worked for the English government. So he approached everything from the perspective of an engineer. o definitely should help you! in reference to your second comment: one of these days we have to make a video on the check forward walk, because there was many disagreement from the different coaches I trained with (including Laird). anyway, best of luck, I'm sure you'll keep improving with your passion. Tytus
I am dancing more then 10 years now, but i have some bad habbits with basic movements. By watching your video's and nope yes images i am trying to get rid of it
Hello Dancers! What's your motivation to learn to dance rumba? Leave us a comment.
A little shortcut timecode for this Rumba Basic Step lesson:
Basic Footwork: 1:27 (Leader)
Follower Footwork: 5:25
Basic Timing: 3:59
Dance with Partner: 6:40
Dance with music: 7:53
Frame/ Connection with Partner: 8:35
Dance with Partner in Frame: 9:29 / 9:50 (with music)
Turning rumba basic: 10:17
With Hip Action: 11:28
I love to watch dancing! It's so beautiful.
glad yo like it!
@Selena Johanson Awesome! It is beautiful.
I like watching dancing(and I can a little Chinese dance). Before I was not motivated to learn Latin dance, I thought Latin dance is super difficult. But your teaching way is wonderful and easier to follow. Your
And I like your passion and Liwen’s smile.
thanks for slow breakdwon. im a real beginner. this is good for me. thanks!
Han Ting you're welcome! Happy dancing. 😊
glad the slow break down helps, Tytus
Wow, very good video for a beginner, thank you so much ! It’s exactly what I meant when ask about more rumba, and this is the style we are dancing in Sweden. I enjoy your teaching and your professional way to explain. Now I have my own L letter in the living room to practice the basic step 😊. And the hip action it’s so cool to follow . I really appreciate your dancing spots on rumba music during the lesson! I am watching and dancing with you almost every day , guys !!!👍💃💃💃💃👍
awesome Angi! glad to help, and cool that you made the L, let me know if that helps? maybe we should do more of that, lol! tytus
@Angi That's great! Your feedback is always really helpful. Thank you! We love having you dance with us. 😍🙌🏼
Dance Insanity I am glad that your videos can help beginners like me and make them dance more and more. I never thought that I can dance my fathers favorite dance : Rumba ! Your L letter is working ! I love dance letters 😍 !
oh wow! that is beyond cool that is working! we were just doing it as a visual aid, but perhaps its good for you to use that! yay!
Angi We are so happy you are dancing your Father's favorite dance. Thanks for sharing that with us. Rumba is also Tytus' mom's favorite dance! :) I love that you call it dance letters. we gotta make more of those!! 😀👍🏼
I love your passion for dancing and teaching it. Thank you!!
Hello Zameen! Thanks for dancing with us and supporting our channel. 😊👍🏼
thanks Zameen!
The basic step is the MOST important. Thanks for taking time to explain this in detail. it's so important to get it correctly from the beginning! nice work.
Rishmore - YES! Thank you for saying that. It IS super important. Having a good strong start to dancing certainly can make a big difference in how fast a person improves. How long have you been dancing?
true, you can never go wrong with the MOST important, thanks Rishmore!
@@DanceInsanity For about 6 years. And Loving it. GREAT content that you put out.
Rishmore thanks!! We'll keep it up.. gotta get the world dancing! 👍🏼😊
Thank you, so much. I love it detailed by details.
Awesome! Happy to hear that. 😊
yay, thankssss!
You guys, ! Are great, i like the way You show how to do the moves, thanks.! But also funny. ...... Fun.!!!!
George A. Howell thanks!! Glad you’re having fun And dancing with us!!!
Thank you a lot for this wonderful video!!! You are talented to teach. It is easier to follow.
@Peace Help You’re very welcome!! Glad you’re learning easily here with us 💃🏻🕺🏻😊 keep dancing!
@@DanceInsanity I’ ll try to keep dancing.
You made these steps made very very simple for beginners. You both are excellent teachers. The video go thru slowly step by step. This is what missing in many instructional videos. I have subscribed to your channel Thank you both.
Glad you like the pacing! :) Thx for dancing with us.
Thanks for easy to follow up your each movement,will keep learning,have fun:0
You guys are great! I love your energy and positivity. I love how you keep it simple. I'm going to save and rewatch it to practice till my next class a week from now.
Hi 👋🏼 Marty! Glad you enjoyed it. What dances do u enjoy?
Really good thank you! I have big problems with the rhythm and find the beat in some rumba songs and other kinds especially in the waltz.. do you have some tips or tricks to improve myself?
hi Yasmin! glad you like it! we're all about improvement, so are you referring to being able to find the rhythm or some other tips / trick on improvement? Tytus
@Yasmin Kim you're welcome! That's a really good question - how to find the rhythm. We may have to do a tutorial on that! For now, a couple of exercises to help you practice finding the beat:
1. Listen to the music, and let your body start swaying from side to side, foot to foot with the beat of the music. Don't worry about the numbers yet. Just feel the rhythm.
2. Start to notice when there is a stronger/ louder beat (usually with a base - like drums. sometimes even with the lyrics.) That is usually your 1st count.
3. Just listen to a bunch of music and practice those 2 things first. You can use these songs on our playlists to practice: th-cam.com/channels/GbVu2L4XxuFo6X1iMcyiHg.htmlplaylists?view_as=subscriber&shelf_id=10&view=50&sort=dd
Let us know how it goes. :)
@@tytusbergstrom Hello, Yeah right! I would like to learn how to find the rhythm in the music
OK, cool! that sounds like an awesome tutorial to make, thanks!
@@DanceInsanity Thank you for the exercises and the playlist I will try it directly! I'm looking forward to a video soon thanks!
Like your channel and your work ,keep it up, as far as I `ve seen your tutorials are the best for social dancers.
mr. jozo thanks and welcome to dance insanity! What social dances do you enjoy learning the most?
Hi! Have no favourite yet, but from what I have heard Tango is going places later on the improlevel. In germany its "Weinachtsfeiersaison" (firm goes establishment eat drink dance to "Helene Fischer"), so I hoped to get some "official" D-Fox down for that purpose. Lady and I have a hard time keeping track of count though, all around.
mr. jozo Ahhh... the disco fox! Very cool. Sounds like that is wildly popular in Germany!
So, do you start out ok, then midway, lose the counts?
Yo dance insanity, yeah kinda like that, starting out `unreasured' that we are possibly a bit of and losing it during some routine. At this point in time of a course we go through all of the above dances though, and we get better. When the music starts and teacher isn`t counting in, nobody moves tho, hahaha....
mr. jozo we understand! Such good students... haha. There's quite a lot to do in addition to handling the rhythm. Are some dances easier than others to keep time to?
always wanted to dance... never had a partner willing... now at 56 and totally single learning in my front room until I get the chance to go out dancing... hopefully to find a dancing partner in the future... tried to enrol with some classes but as a single woman am not able to join... so not fair but hey that is life I suppose... not stopping me ( except this covid business for now!)
oh yeah! You'll have the chance once this whole covid business is over. By then, you'll have your grooves down. ;)
I am software engineer. being tired of working, I am 41 now, and began to lean latin dance 5 years ago, I really love latin dance, latin dance is a sport, and have theories which I depend on( like leaning language, we have to lean grammar), I have endless question, some question can be solved by my self from practising, some I have to learn from different teachers, this is my demand,I wonder if moden IT technology can help me lean latin dance more.
Hello Frank! That's an interesting point. The more you practice and learn, the more questions you have. Some of which you will find answers from others (especially in the beginning), some you will find within yourself (like you mentioned). That is the beauty of learning and evolving. :) Now, with so many videos online, the ability to have access to learning and watch top-notch dancers is unprecedented. Of course, that will also continue to evolve. Ever tried virtual reality?
Most of online vedio don’t have detaiedl theory and practise method, especially latin dance is evolving, that include basic routine, for example when we do check, most of the time we need to put out weight one left ,some of time we need to put out weight on right I have two example.. example1: cuban break, example2: when you want turn right , I fell smooth at least because of these theroy. some may not agree and argue about that , I think that will be good for latin dacne
Hi Frank! interesting fact, Walter Laird, the creator of Latin dancing, was a very well establish Engineer (and world latin dance champion) who worked for the English government. So he approached everything from the perspective of an engineer. o definitely should help you! in reference to your second comment: one of these days we have to make a video on the check forward walk, because there was many disagreement from the different coaches I trained with (including Laird). anyway, best of luck, I'm sure you'll keep improving with your passion. Tytus
i gotta make a Virtual Reality lesson with this concept...
JUST DO IT! ;)
@@DanceInsanity alrightie theeaaannn!
Virtual Reality Dance ok. Ace! 💯
@@DanceInsanity spank you!
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I am dancing more then 10 years now, but i have some bad habbits with basic movements. By watching your video's and nope yes images i am trying to get rid of it
@Sandeep Hamelink Create new and better habits and keep improving. 😊
go Bergie and Lollipop!
RealityTVMovie 🙌🏼🌈
go us!
很棒 ! 但...可以有中文翻譯嗎？謝謝 !
@joyjenolv - 我添加了中文字幕。 我使用Google翻译，所以中文翻译可能不完全准确。 所以，如果有什么听起来很奇怪，那就是原因。😆 你在哪里跳舞？
對跳舞我有興趣...但看了妳們的示範很開心，更增加了我對舞蹈的熱忱。謝謝囉！
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The Chinese words on thr screen always hide the feet of the dancers.
@Victor Tang try turning the captions/ subtitles off
With her wearing a black skirt one cannot make out her hip movements.