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DanceKinesis

The Missing Dimension in Ballroom & Latin Dance

Author: Percell St. Thomass
Genre: Basic Technique
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Pages: 404
Dance: Standard & Latin
Language: english
Book Year: 2016
Format: Ebook

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„DanceKinesis“ has been the missing dimension in ballroom and Latin dance training and performance. It needed to be put into a format that would be most helpful to dancers. Based on the opinions of many social and professional dancers worldwide, this world-class tried and tested body, movement and dance training system was created. „DanceKinesis“, dancing with more natural movements and rhythms, is the newest and fastest growing concept in dance training and is already being used, enjoyed, revered and copied by dancers of all levels. „DanceKinesis“ does teach dancing, but it first teaches dance. The theories and practices of „DanceKinesis“ may be applied to all of the partnership dances. It focuses on the body’s natural movement, fundamentals and principles, and the 7 Laws of Motion. It turns these principles into dance. The techniques and traditional studies of dance are then applied to the individual’s natural movements as a means to; define and characterize the dance desired, and, to control and maintain its stylistic movements, rhythm/s, timing/s, and interpretation/s. „DanceKinesis“ may be used with all existing syllabi of all modern Ballroom and Latin dance schools. The text begins with studies the psychology of why we dance. It continues with titles such as “Corrective Posture Arc” and “The 3 Body Tiers” which help to better understand, rebuild and/or retrain the body to feel better in everyday life as well as dance. Others such as “The 7 Natural Laws”, “The 4 Schools [Studies] of Ballroom Dance”, and “The 2 Energies of Ballroom and Latin Dance” help to better understand and better create proper and more efficient body movement. Did you know that there are at least 3 primary rhythms to most pieces of music? Do you know why it is not good to learn or teach dance by using the terms ‘Slow’ and ‘Quick’?

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