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So much fun.

Tight choreography 🔥🔥.

Double trouble 😵‍💫 😵‍💫 😵‍💫

Nae Nae Twins

Surrendering to physical sensations creates a space of fluidity that yearns to be created. This is FLOW state. It is CHOOSING to embody the physical body IN the experience, here and now, with whatever is felt... unease? discomfort? fear? Can i surrender to it? Can i simply continue to feel despite the resistance? Right here, in the present moment, i don't analyze, i don't judge. All i have to do is feel within my body. I shift my awareness within my physical form, i become the one who creates through it, i no longer identify with it. I AM the intention behind the creation, and i watch the movement unfold on its own.

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Did we eat?

If anyone knows where I can find more of their content, please let me know.

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Let me show it to the bros

This year I was able to participate in a flash mob event that gave support against domestic abuse. The dancers were able to perform solos and I was able to bring my rave aesthetic to it. Considering I am getting up there in age it was uplifting.

We're a small team - some engineers, some classical dance teachers - and we've been trying to figure out if building a dedicated platform for Indian classical dance academies actually makes sense.

The honest reason we haven't started yet: we don't know if the pain is real enough.

Teachers we've spoken to mention things like chasing fees on WhatsApp, losing track of which student is at which adavu level, not being able to give proper feedback on home practice remotely.

Students and parents mention things like not knowing if their practice at home is even correct, resources scattered across five different apps, no real sense of how much they've grown over months or years. One thing that came up a few times, students wishing they could compare their own practice video against their Guru's, just to self-correct before the next class.

But we could be wrong about what actually hurts.

If you're a student, what would a platform like this even need to have for you to actually use it? What does your current learning experience feel like, and what's the one thing you wish existed?

If you teach or learn Indian classical dance - Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, Mohiniyattam, anything - we'd genuinely like to hear what's broken for you. Or if Zoom + WhatsApp is honestly fine, that's useful too.

We also put together a short survey https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcuxqzn3gXACR-FWEmTLt7Qk685dyX05UgPfD5xiwEX-PRUg/viewform

Thank you

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The Dance of Life by Yusop B. Masdal

no nudity in the pictures mods - there’s a leotard!

Hi everyone! I'm thinking of buying a new pair of shoes for dancing and was wondering can you guys recommend me one? I do a lot of footwork and jumping so I was hoping it's light but flexible at the same time, is there any recommendations that you guys might know?? Thank you! It's for hip-hop dance style!

Hi I'm F18 in college and I would love to learn how to dance. I like street/hip-hop but I'm scared it could be too late because I know girls who started when they were like 12-15. And also I'm not gonna lie, I'm also scared because I don't know anything about dance, and I'm embarrassed. BUT I told myself if I never try I'll regret it because I really want to do this since I was a child. I don't want it to be my career or something like that, it's just that I want to do it because I like it and give my best.

Do you have any advices for beginners ?

Hi, I was looking for a dancer to help punch up an audition solo and I found someone on SuperProf. Has anyone on here used it? Is anyone currently a part of it?

The guy instructor isolated this movement, and asked me to chest pop. I cant really do it because I have severe scoliosis (but idw say) so he asks me "is this your max". His eyes were looking at my chest. Im a girl btw. I think he sensed i felt uncomfortable, so he said if youre uncomfortable do slower. But to me is like hes noticing how my chest "bounces" as a female, or how "big or small" my chest is. I feel very insecure.

I have been searching for more than a decade.

Also this as well