These tips are fantastic and spot on. I'm starting to get the tension and coordination part for leads when I'm in the zone with certain partners. I'll do these exercises religiously. Thanks!
Awesome. Remember that practice is the most important part. I would advise also to focus A LOT on controlling your body (proprioception, balance, sincronization, etc) and shifting the weight.
You guys are amazing. You always deliver tons of important information in such a clear and funny way. I love your work and can't recommend you enough to my fellow dancers ❤️
Thank you, great video. The tension is usually where I have an issue. I usually tell leaders I need more tension, especially when dancing with beginners.
This was a fantastic video that I need to share with my husband. We are learning the bacchata now and are trying to get beyond the basics and look more sophisticated (we just started learning bacchata in January and only practice once or twice a week). Thank you for the great explanation and exaggerated examples.
Thank you so much for sharing how to handle with those three important issues in bachata . I already new about the push and pull exercise, but i had no ideia about the other exercise and how important they are . You are amazing, many other teacher don't care about sharing that information and just teach figures !!!🙏🙏🙏
Quick question: I feel like whenever I dance with ultra experienced dancers I usually have an absolutely horrible dance and feel no connection, but for people around my level, it usually seems quite fine and I feel a push and pull? Any thoughts?
There can be a lot of reasons. Depends on your experience/level and if you are a leader or follower. As a leader you can create a lot easier the tension. You can "request" it, if it makes sense. As a follower, having troubles with this with experienced dancers, is kind of wiers. There must be something else in the middle.
Perhaps the question is how do you define "experienced dancer" for yourself. Not always "good looking dancer" means comfortable, pleasant and thus good dancing.
These tips are fantastic and spot on. I'm starting to get the tension and coordination part for leads when I'm in the zone with certain partners. I'll do these exercises religiously. Thanks!
Awesome. Remember that practice is the most important part. I would advise also to focus A LOT on controlling your body (proprioception, balance, sincronization, etc) and shifting the weight.
@@MariusElenaBachata Will do!
You guys are amazing. You always deliver tons of important information in such a clear and funny way. I love your work and can't recommend you enough to my fellow dancers ❤️
Thank you. We appreciate it :D Big hug.
I am probably weakest on the rhythm-body coordination. Thanks for the exercises!
Thank you, great video. The tension is usually where I have an issue. I usually tell leaders I need more tension, especially when dancing with beginners.
1:13 SO relieved you were kidding! 😂
Your teaching is so precise, thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your instruction is GOLD! So helpful! Thank you
Our pleasure :D
lOVE it. Do more videos like this.
This was a fantastic video that I need to share with my husband. We are learning the bacchata now and are trying to get beyond the basics and look more sophisticated (we just started learning bacchata in January and only practice once or twice a week). Thank you for the great explanation and exaggerated examples.
Thank you. Being at the beginning I recommend you to really focus on the basics and so you will evolve in a few months like others in years :D
Thank you so much for sharing how to handle with those three important issues in bachata . I already new about the push and pull exercise, but i had no ideia about the other exercise and how important they are .
You are amazing, many other teacher don't care about sharing that information and just teach figures !!!🙏🙏🙏
So much Knowledge given us Understandably
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Probably the biggest dumb thing to do, is to not show up :)
Hmmmm.... haven't thought about that 😅🤣🤣
Agree with you ,loot guys just sit all salsa ,bachata party and no ask any girl for dance.
@milanradojevic8266 that's the second dumb thing to do, I did not mention it, because I am still working on it 🤣 suave, suave... 🤣
so fun, so energetic !
Very detailed, thank you!
Thank youuuu :D We really, really appreciate the support :D
Nice.
Thanks 👍
And a question: I see some girls have problems with turns, they are discoordinated. Please a video about this problem and what to do
Can you guys do choreography for the song "Por El Resto de Tu Vida" by Christian Nodal and TINI? 😊
Quick question: I feel like whenever I dance with ultra experienced dancers I usually have an absolutely horrible dance and feel no connection, but for people around my level, it usually seems quite fine and I feel a push and pull? Any thoughts?
There can be a lot of reasons.
Depends on your experience/level and if you are a leader or follower.
As a leader you can create a lot easier the tension. You can "request" it, if it makes sense.
As a follower, having troubles with this with experienced dancers, is kind of wiers. There must be something else in the middle.
Perhaps the question is how do you define "experienced dancer" for yourself. Not always "good looking dancer" means comfortable, pleasant and thus good dancing.
@@den9579227 Definitely.
I have a saying : "what you see, you cannot feel. What you feel, you cannot see".
@@MariusElenaBachata just love it !! That's it!!!
I feel personally attacked 😂
Haha made me laugh
I'm in first year of engineering and the joke about Newton's laws was hilarious and actually pretty accurate
😅🥰 glad it worked and it made sense 😁😁
my biggest problem is the rhythm. I start okay and after 5 turn i lose it and I don't know what to do
no, no, you are the best :D Thx
Buuuuuut :)