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Hey brother! Thank you so so much for this video ❤ the way you explained this is top tier 😍 Could you make a video on breathing techniques one should know that will help with stamina when on the floor 🙏
You are an awesome teacher. Have been dancing for a while and have had many expensive lessons. Can’t believe I am taking notes in your excellent instruction and demonstration. Keep up,the good work. I am close to my 70s
Yes, I have heard not to focus on lifting the knees high, but instead- to focus on the "stomp" (but not the feet) and using the knees to "stomp," instead of the foot (not an actual stomp- just means stamping the floor.) 😊❤ Also, yes- the diagonal relationship, and invisible slanted line between opposite hip and shoulder "/" 😊. The quarters, counts and beat values confuse me. 🤣🤣 I learn by watching, doing, and by feeling. I know I should count and whatever, but its too much to count and move and remember hips and shoulders and steps, and tempo, and adapt to the song. Yikes! Its just a lot to remember and think about while dancing. 😬🤣 I do like your explanations and instructions, its helpful, thanks! 😊
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You, my man, are a gift. I have never seen anyone who can explain something like that so easily. You earned a new sub that's for sure
Hallelujah got it. You are so kind to share this video with us.❤❤❤❤
Super, Thanks a bunch! It cleared something that was bothering me which was the heavy knee action.
Awesome!
Hey brother! Thank you so so much for this video ❤ the way you explained this is top tier 😍 Could you make a video on breathing techniques one should know that will help with stamina when on the floor 🙏
This teacher is top class , thank you
Thank you! 😃
Great explanation!
The best jive tutorial I found on YT. Thank you!
BOOM! Thank you!! There is so much here please check out the free masterclass we offer
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Thank you very much. This is brilliant explanation. I’m top of the class because of you.👌👌
I am having a samba-cha cha-rumba-jive competion on the 20th of June I really liked the tutorial
Good luck! Watch some of the Coaching videos for mindset :)
Thank you so much! After a few your videos I know more, than after a half year in the dancing school :D
Wow that is high praise and I’m so grateful I could share this with you
You are an awesome teacher. Have been dancing for a while and have had many expensive lessons. Can’t believe I am taking notes in your excellent instruction and demonstration. Keep up,the good work. I am close to my 70s
Rock on!
Thank you, your explanations are so clear, Now I understand JIVE better and will get better soon.
Great class, well presented !
Thanks for being here!
Great teacher. tks from Brazil
Excellent Jive tutorial, thank you
Thank you!
This is such an amazing lesson, I love it . Where are you based?
Online - www.ballroommastery.tv/access
This is very helpful. And I've been jiving for a long time!
So glad it helped!!
Yes, I have heard not to focus on lifting the knees high, but instead- to focus on the "stomp" (but not the feet) and using the knees to "stomp," instead of the foot (not an actual stomp- just means stamping the floor.) 😊❤ Also, yes- the diagonal relationship, and invisible slanted line between opposite hip and shoulder "/" 😊.
The quarters, counts and beat values confuse me. 🤣🤣 I learn by watching, doing, and by feeling. I know I should count and whatever, but its too much to count and move and remember hips and shoulders and steps, and tempo, and adapt to the song. Yikes! Its just a lot to remember and think about while dancing. 😬🤣 I do like your explanations and instructions, its helpful, thanks! 😊
Great
Excellent, thank you!
🙏
at last, an australian tutorial!!
Welcome Barry! Yes! Entirely Aussie, born, raised and trained here before venturing to UK and now studio is in Canberra.