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Initiations

Initiations

This refers to how you start a movement.

  • Fast-slows: Start off fast and perform the rest of the move slower. This adds a little extra groove.
  • Launch: Use your whole body. It adds a feeling of weight.
  • Release: Imagine your body unfreezing from the starting pose so that you can finally move around freely.
  • Pop: Use muscle contraction at the beginning and then quickly relax your muscles. This adds a sharp and snappy start.

Sources of initiation: It is important to figure out, which body part initiates a dance move: This could be basically any body part, such as your arms, legs, chin, knee, hip or neck.

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This is for anyone wanting to improve their dancing skills or choreographies by making the execution of the dance movements better.

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