The collection is meant for demonstration, to help people remember what they've learned in classes, and be used as a resource for people who can learn by watching.
For learning to dance it is better to have an instructor that can relate to the dancer and fix his mistakes. A video can't be a substitution for an instructor.
Once you can learn by watching (like instructors do), it means you can learn without the help of an instructor, so the videos become a good resource.
Okey :) , can you make a Pack of all ur videos? so then i can order it on my pc by levels(basic,intermediates,advanced, of course, if you can), or at least maybe u can give me the list of the variations with it levels.. please :)
Look at my playlists. All variations are already grouped into five levels (basic, beginner, intermediate, advanced, master), plus some additional categories.
We can also take the levels plan of your favorite club and turn all variation names into links to this collection (we did it already for several clubs). All we need is the approval of the creator of the plan.
We also started lately creating DVDs of this collection, free for copying. we can create an Image with your club page too.
I love the arm work in all your videos, it's really good! I would still say that altough your movements are clean, you need some smoothing on the overral dancing, I dunno how to explain exactly but sometimes your movements are too rigid. I've also read the group's history in Israel, I think that's a wonderful work! Really, congratulations
Thanks! the sweaters are well known from variations such as "Siete Loco", and the reversing itself is taken from "El ninio" and "La Amore". El Duque's original elements are the hand switching (the "el duque electrical fan") , the complicated "enchufala con vuelta" right after it, and the kneeling dile que no ("knight dile que no"). The "loco" element is the the synchronous gancho and reverse gancho at the end.
Do you have videos where You teach slowly?
The12081204 2 years ago
sorry, no.
The collection is meant for demonstration, to help people remember what they've learned in classes, and be used as a resource for people who can learn by watching.
For learning to dance it is better to have an instructor that can relate to the dancer and fix his mistakes. A video can't be a substitution for an instructor.
Once you can learn by watching (like instructors do), it means you can learn without the help of an instructor, so the videos become a good resource.
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
If you simply need a slower view of the clip, download it and use a program like "avidemux" to see it frame by frame, or in any speed you like.
If you have any question on a certain variation, you can always ask here on youtube, and I'll do my best to help.
Ofer
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
Hey i love your ganchos... u put a gancho to her, and she put a gancho to you :) sweet and not easy
salasraton 2 years ago
Find the right technique, and you'll see the Ganchos not very hard :)
Thanks for the comment!
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
Okey :) , can you make a Pack of all ur videos? so then i can order it on my pc by levels(basic,intermediates,advanced, of course, if you can), or at least maybe u can give me the list of the variations with it levels.. please :)
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salasraton 2 years ago
Look at my playlists. All variations are already grouped into five levels (basic, beginner, intermediate, advanced, master), plus some additional categories.
We can also take the levels plan of your favorite club and turn all variation names into links to this collection (we did it already for several clubs). All we need is the approval of the creator of the plan.
We also started lately creating DVDs of this collection, free for copying. we can create an Image with your club page too.
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
You can contact me regarding these in a private message.
Ofer
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
what is the name of that song?
mucabeag 2 years ago
Me da risa, by Songo21.
I added it as an annotation since there is a mistake in the clip itself.
medianochesalsa 2 years ago
I love the arm work in all your videos, it's really good! I would still say that altough your movements are clean, you need some smoothing on the overral dancing, I dunno how to explain exactly but sometimes your movements are too rigid. I've also read the group's history in Israel, I think that's a wonderful work! Really, congratulations
koongfoo 4 years ago
Like the "Dile que no" movement?
The clip was shot more than half a year ago.
Some things in my dancing style changed since then, some of them after I saw how things look on the videos.
Let me know if the same comments (or new ones) apply to newer clips (such as "cuba libre", Also danced with Avital).
I'll also try to upload a social dance sometime, so style issues can be examined better.
Thanks for the comments!
medianochesalsa 4 years ago
Tienes videos en donde ensenes paso por paso, o sea un poco mas lento?
The12081204 2 years ago
omg ur so good!!! =]
fakara26 4 years ago
Impressive arm work. I've seen the sweaters before, but not reversing out of them near the end.
CenterOpposite 4 years ago
Thanks! the sweaters are well known from variations such as "Siete Loco", and the reversing itself is taken from "El ninio" and "La Amore". El Duque's original elements are the hand switching (the "el duque electrical fan") , the complicated "enchufala con vuelta" right after it, and the kneeling dile que no ("knight dile que no"). The "loco" element is the the synchronous gancho and reverse gancho at the end.
medianochesalsa 4 years ago