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From: thelovingdancer
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  • lol :38

  • fall alot :O

  • Where is this studio? Do they have a website?

  • @Wanderlust4848

    this studio is in chatsworth,

  • @thelovingdancer do you have the phone number? or website?

  • @Wanderlust4848 website in the description box!

  • Yeah stereo hearts! <3

  • @thelovingdancer sorry! and my studio owner recommended when in leaps in turns at my studio to go bare foot. Best of luck! ~dancer4013

  • you guys fall alot....

  • @dancer4013 it was just this one class. we just moved to this room and the socks were creating some issues.

  • :o OHMYGAWD;o im so jealous:D its beautiful<33

  • the two oldest looking girls, in all black and the i heart nyc shirt, you girls are amazing. if i could leap like that i'd be in a higher level class already :) and the girls that stumbled? that's me every time i do a combination lol

  • @TheHappyBallerina hyperextended*

    and, that's how we are taught to jump and leap. there are many different techniques, so it is not necessarily wrong. i beg to differ, the height of the jumps is not the "only good thing." please be respectful of the teacher and the technique.

  • @thelovingdancer I am with @TheHappyBallerina ,, this isnt the proper technique you guys should be learning,,, its wrong, I dont know why the teacher made you learn this technique, the correct way of doing it is by doing a straight split in the air, not by putting your legs in front of you!!!! and you guys are not tricking people,, because THE PEOPLE noticee!!

  • @DancerProduction Our teacher doesn't teach the extensions to be in front of the bodies. She's aware that we don't have perfect hips, and she notes once in a while that we are allowed to bring our legs slightly forward of our body. This is to prevent sickling and not turning out in attempt to get legs directly to the side of the body. She would rather that our legs be turned out and slightly in front of the body, then forcing the legs to the side with turned in hips.

  • @thelovingdancer I see your point and I understand that people are taught different techniques, but please do not call out a technique to be "wrong" if you do not know the full story or reasons why something is different. In addition, there is no intention to "trick" people. And, please be respectful.

  • @thelovingdancer ok sorry

  • Woah. The girl in the I <3 NYC is crazy good.

  • fantabulous ^~^

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