1001 Bellydance Moves - Slow Moves Demo
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I love this lady. I feel like it's a friend teaching me in my lounge, such a natural teacher and amazing belly dancer. I really hope Keti comes to the UK one day to teach.
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I am a beginner/intermediate dancer, do you think you could do a demo on types of undulations and how they work with umis?What I mean to say is straight up/down movements like a hip lock& pop? Belly roles are fun and anyone who can do a reverse belly roll- well then that's just amazing. Thankyou for this demo- never hurts to go back to the basics& love your costume by the way!
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@ksharif Your costume looks great and the breakdown of each individual move helps alot when it comes to perfecting this movement.
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Beautiful! I love the costume too. I have also noticied some really cute hip scarves in your videos here on You Tube. Where do they come from? Thanks.
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Thank you for your demonstration!
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Just a thought try ebay thats where i get all my costumes at good prices too......better then amazon or any other place i've been.....check it out see what u think!
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@ksharif ok I see then. Sorry, kinda new to belly dance, looking back at this, I feel kinda slow lol . Thank you:)
thanks soo much for this!! I was just wondering though, whyy always from a diagonal and never the side? And I LOVE your costume!! Where did you get it from? I can't find any good places=/ Thanks again!!=D
poiZnndSkY14 2 years ago
Hi, its an Eman Zaki costume...and I personally think the move looks best from a diagonal, but you can do it either front or side on if you choose to.
ksharif 2 years ago
You're welcome! Yes the gracefulness comes with increased flexibility, relaxed breathing, increased body awareness & body confidence and of course...practice :)
ksharif 2 years ago
They are the Rectus Abdominus group - most commonly known as your "6 pack". They are are group of muscles in 4 main sections that start just under your ribs and extend down to your pelvis. Their job is to bend your back forward, the same movement involved in a basic crunch. The secret is to be able to identify the sections and contract each independently. Try various "sit-ups" and you will see how different angles of incline affect different segments of the ab rec group...hope that helps.
ksharif 2 years ago