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From: shaorobics
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  • I absolutely love your routines. They are amazing, speedy, complicated, yet very simple and nicely done. Bravo.

    I would really appreciate your feedback on my sole video here. :)

    Best,

  • @Damascusian Hello, thanks for the comment :) Glad some of my routines can be of use to others. I'll be sure to check out your video now!

  • That some intense step work there. I would be all off beat LOL

  • Really good ^-^

  • @KonataStar00 thanks for the feedback :)

  • what does 32 count mean to him?

  • Hi, not sure what you mean by that. All my routines are 32 count, and tapless...

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  • @shaorobics Well, maybe not too tapless. But I can't find anything wrong with your 32 count either. I think eliblair is the one who needs to move back to Sesamestreet to learn the numbers again.

  • Great stuff. I've been teaching it for several weeks. My students love it! Thank goodness for the lady in the back row doing the most basic steps- I locked on to her as I learned it myself! Thanks, Shao, from Sacramento!

  • Thanks! Glad that you were able to use something for your classes. You should post something up too, so that we can all borrow some of your moves :)

  • Hi p00hb0re - I know that's not your real name! :) Anyway, I live and teach in Canada (Toronto). Are you a stepper also?

  • Hi Shao... where do you teach?

  • Amazing job, a big concentration and motivation, I'll start exercising next Monday with my favourite teacher Alex here....brAVO!!!!!

  • Hi, nice to know that you were motivated by this :) I hope Alex is working you hard! :)

  • Good Stuff Shao! Hope you continue to post more stuff. =)

    Oh yah, was wondering which country were you from... Initially you were Taiwanese. :p

  • Thanks :) I'll continue to post more as I teach :)

    I was actually born in Toronto Ontario, Canada. I guess you thought I was Taiwanese based on the first part of my name?

    Weird history - my roots are Cantonese, but both of my parents were born in Vietnam (hence we have a Vietnamese last name - Tat). For my "Chinglish" name, my parents based it on Mandarin, which is why a lot of people think I'm Mandarin :)

  • it looks ok, but i think you are too fast and you should watch not to hurt the knees of your participants!

  • Hi Barbara, thanks for the comment. I agree, it is a bit too fast. The reason for this, is because the stereo system at the gym is broken and instead of getting a proper system, they got us a DVD player ... this gives me no options for pitch control.

    The big problem I have now is that some cd's are way too slow and some are way too fast and I cannot adjust the speed :(

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