Alexandr Melnikov | Balance, Coordination, Movement | Lecture

Excerpts from a lecture on "Balance, Coordination, Movement" held by Danish trainer Alexandr Melnikov on the occasion of the 2013 edition of The Camp in Wuppertal, GER.
The WDSF wishes to thank Alexandr as well as the organisers of The Camp for allowing that this recording can be published as part of the YouTraining DanceSport programme.
Photo, recording by Prof Helmut Roland.

[@rogelee-TW]

Body Tone(stretch to 4 sides) , Heaviness(relax the hip knee ankle joints for the feel of weight), lightness(emotionally motivated, to feel the joy of lifting and stretching more). contact point is just right under the rib cage.... interesting and valuable information.
11:00, Stretch, release the tension out, keep the tone.
18:00, Breath in when stretching, breath out when lowering(heaviness)
20:00, always self coordinated, then start the leading with standing leg and core area

[@rogelee-TW]

Wonderful and interesting lesson!
The WDSF DanceSport Academy is really doing something valuable, deeply appreciated!
God bless all the people made this happen!

[@taichionline]

thank you WDSF DanceSport Academy for providing such a good lecture
you have become the leader in promoting standard dance world wide
god bless your efforts

[@vleeium]

I don't dance standard but I would love to take lessons from this guy. He's hilarious.

[@jonathanfriedlander3111]

a brillant passionate lecture from a tutor who obivously has a tremendous depth of knowledge and is up to date with modern standard technique , please come and teach in New Zealand ?.

[@jonathanfriedlander3111]

Mr Melnikov is the "Shakespeare" of dance lecturers .

[@rogelee-TW]

18:00, Rise, breath in for tone and lightness.
Lowering, breath out for release of weight and force for heaviness and groundiness.

[@bernardhourdeaux3665]

Leçon intéressante, je serais ravi de prendre des cours avec ce professionnel Bernard

[@rogelee-TW]

15:00, Use the lightness( the happiness, the impulse) for presentation of line and shape.

[@bonnentente]

Clearly verbalized and demonstrated. Invaluable foundational concepts. Thanks!

[@hazelpuerto419]

Thank u very much for sharing the lessons!

[@ThomasScherner]

Best Lecture i have seen before thanks

[@rogelee-TW]

20:00, Always use the standing leg and hip/center/middle part to create tone and action to lead the lady.

[@rogelee-TW]

10:00 Stratch the upper body and hold for correct body tone,
Release the lower joints and weight to the floor for groundiness.

[@bwesseling]

Great lecture. Does someone know on which song (piano) they dance?

[@ballroomdanzer]

Anyone knows the Slow Waltz music at the end of the lecture.

[@roxi1779]

Si se pudiera doblar en español ,solo hablo español pero entiendo algo y todo estas explicaciones me sirve para mis clases soy monitora de Bailoterapia la cual aplico todas técnicas que me inspiran para ser diferente .

[@user-ew7is4cm6u]

What is the music 28:01?

[@giuseppelucianomannello3144]

good

[@goldmember555]

It's not a Danish trainer. He is from Russia!

[@rebeccasimmons5001]

The lecturer is a homosexual 🤑

[@tehbige73]

So what?