Organize Your Ballroom Dance Practice: Exercises and Routines

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Organize Your Ballroom Dance Practice: Exercises and Routines
How you apply your knowledge to practice OR how to organize practice to achieve permanent improvement? Structure your knowledga and choose apropriate goal. Be persistant to same exercises and routines at least 2-3 months to see good results. Look for example of 90 minutes dance training schedule.
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[@legaleagle7896]

Thank you so much for this wonderful, helpful video Eglis. I'm a 66 year old woman and started dancing one year ago. I want to be really good, with your help! Also I love watching Svetlana and her demonstrations - she is so graceful and elegant without being at all showy. Perfect.

[@kirbysong2352]

Very good teacher. Thank you.❤❤

[@conniemansueto8684]

Please another one in a few months!! This is great stuff!

[@colou991]

So helpful thank you! 🙂

[@gabrielaluciaojedaparedes1882]

From Chile, I love your videos, in Chile the ballroom is not practiced much, I am trying to learn and your videos help me a lot, thank you very much :)

[@seawolfe6460]

Thank you Egils for explaining and demonstrating the importance of central position. This helps me to achieve better control and balance through the movement ❤️ 👍

[@EgilsSmagris]

Sea Wolfe, happy to help!

[@allanbillones4214]

Hello there again Egils thank you so much for the tips on how to do exercise and practices on the dance routine its very enlightening.

[@EgilsSmagris]

Hi Allan, hope it will help your in some way 👍

[@EgilsSmagris]

Choose what you want to develop and organize your dance training

[@annapass1959]

very good nd clear and to the point as usual. thanks!

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thanks, +anna

[@madpat2001]

Bardzo pomocne. Dziękuję

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thanks Mad Pat for watching and appreciating this video!

[@MariaFokina]

Svetlana is a good follower))

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thank you Maria, glad you appreciate my dance partner Sveta!

[@evevienegyzrocideb2849]

Thank you sir! It helps me a lot especially I am starting to learn ballroom dancing.. God bless!

[@EgilsSmagris]

Welcome Evevienegyzr!

[@antonietaquepons8907]

Hello Dear! This Video helped me very much in my dancing. I just love dancing; it's my passion fore ever. Thank you for your great knowledge in Dance.

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thanks Anotnieta! Wish you to enjoy your dancing and keep it well organized :)

[@yatonoragami1744]

Oh. I just realized why Waltz seems easier for me to learn than tango or other dance types:) I do those exercises for fun normally, many times I raise and try to stand on one foot & toes only :) Thank you for the video. Actually explained me a lot. Also gave me the push to give myself more patience when I dance for example tango with my partner. Guess it was not that I am not able to learn , but that I don't got the right exercises yet to advance faster there. :)
I was blaming myself that I am learning extra slow, as she is really talented, however she never blamed me, but told me that I do fine. So a really huge thank you. This might have literally saved my life. :D

[@EgilsSmagris]

Yato, I'm really glad this video helped you to see how to develop your dancing. Wish to be patient in exercises and enjoy dance with your partner! :)

[@giovannigenco5509]

Yes, great exercises for good posture and improve performance
Ready to lesson

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Giovanni, thanks 👍

[@aleksey_skarubin]

Good lesson! It's very important for everybody. But not everybody does it.

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Алексей, thanks for appreciating this important subject

[@reenasinghable]

hi,
love watching your videos... happy dancing

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thanks Nick!

[@user-bz5fo5cj9y]

very very thank you sir^^ i am korean dance lover. good lucky...you are a excellent teacher^^

[@EgilsSmagris]

+여천수, you're welcome 😊

[@stellawilson4601]

I am puzzled about the falling into central position that you demonstrate. I have learned [when going forward] to take a heel lead and slide the legs open to reach that central position, i.e. not to step immediately into it with the 90 degree angle etc. Why these two different techniques?

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Stella Wilson thanks for your question. Point of falling in to central position is that we do not use lowering completely separate from moving weight forward. Feet of course are working at same time, we also take so called heel lead and slide step to full stride. Hope it helps.

[@junlee1436]

What is this word for ?-- (b/o)---Cont. gradually back at b/o 3, head ends in pos, 6.----WDSF-Waltz-60-page---WDSF-Waltz-Outside Change (Lady)-Side-2-(60 )---Please help me. I am making a translation book in Korean.

[@EgilsSmagris]

"e/o" means "end of"; and is same way "b/o" means "beginning of". That is what you asked for?

[@junlee1436]

Thank you for your excellent answer.

[@Dancer-ms3me]

What do you mean by theme?

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Dancer2016, by theme I mean thing or area you want to develop.

[@Dancer-ms3me]

Thank-you.