How to take the perfect ballroom hold with your partner | Ballroom Dance Tutorials | Episode 1
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2020
- Welcome to the first instalment of Ballroom Dance Tutorials, our free online teaching lessons. In this episode, we talk you through 'How to take the perfect ballroom hold with your partner' and offer what we believe to be some key points for a consistent and beautiful ballroom frame. This tutorial is perfect for dancers ranging from beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.
This tutorial covers the following topics:
- Personal posture
- Connection
- Body and feet position
- Shape
- Arm placement and line.
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- Jonathan Kontrobarsky & Talysa Trevallion
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So clear and precise instruction. Good visual outline. Looking forward to your next video. !
These tips are not only helpful to new dancers or dancers who simply wish to dance at a social level, they are also helpful to competitive dancers as it is always helpful to revisit the basics to ensure you are the best you can be.
Great job! Thank you!
Loved watching this video guys, well done!
May Kontrobarsky thanks May, it was interesting to watch it on the BIG screen with you! Time to whip out those old dancing shoes of yours and start practicing 😊
WOW, many thanks for your videos, I was competing thirty years ago and at the time they used to say how Latin often changes but Modern as we called it at the time doesn't. Yes I can remember being told to "Invite the lady to come to you" but never as much detail as you both described. We danced in C Grade back then.
Loved this guys!! Definitely information everyone should know and remind themselves of (even us, more experienced dancers;)) stay safe & healthy!!💖
Angelina Galeyeva thank you so much Angelina 😊 So happy you enjoyed watching it! You’re absolutely right, it’s always important to keep checking up on our old information and practice the important fundamentals 🙂 Hope you’re staying safe and still able to get a little practice in 😘
amazing video! I learnt a lot!! thank you for this amazing content!
Maysa Popa thank you Maysa 😊 So happy to hear you learnt something and enjoyed the video! Stay tuned because there’s another one coming tomorrow 😘
I loved this, your posture is fantastic.. This is very interesting, look forward to seeing more.. I would love to see Mark join in.. 😜😘🤗
Christina Pearson thank you lovely Christina 😊 We’d love to see Mark join in as well. Let us know if you have any luck with that 🙂
molto soddisfatto bravi...
Thanks
Love you😍🤩
liza's healthy life aww thanks for the love Liza 😊😘
7:00, Left elbow inline with the body for both man and lady, so the L arm is connected with torso.
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Thanks so much guys, this was very insightful and resfreshing.
Really can't wait for the next upload!!
Keep safe!!🙂
Joel Swartz thank you so much for the positive feedback 😊 We are thrilled to be able to offer some of our knowledge and insights, and to hear comments like yours that we are helping people like yourself with their dancing makes it so much more fulfilling for us! We’ll be posting that next video later today so stay tuned 😊
I'm fairly new to ballroom dancing and these videos helps a lot. I always have trouble with my form, do you have any exercise recommendations that helps build the muscles?
Hey Jacob! Welcome to the wonderful world of ballroom dancing 😊 We’ve actually recently uploaded a new video on our channel from our specialised Ballroom Fitness class. In this video you can find some inspiration to help you get stronger and try new ballroom-specific exercises 💪🏼 Hope you enjoy watching!
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This looks really good I will watch it after work... Take care stay safe 👍😘😁🤗
Christina Pearson hope you enjoy watching it Christina! Who knows, by the time this whole Coronavirus situation settles down you could be a professional dancer from watching all of our videos 😂😘
@@jtballroom no one could be as graceful as you two.. But who knows perhaps myself and Mark could become Jonathan and Talysa of UK ballroom.. Really impressed with the dance lesson... Perhaps one day we could do it for real.. Take care 😍
Christina Pearson haha you never know! Maybe you have a natural talent for dancing. Thanks again for watching the video, so happy you enjoyed it 😊 We’re going to post another one on Thursday so stay stuned 😘
@@jtballroom I will be tuned into it.. The next installment 💃😊😘
Christina Pearson that sounds like a good plan! Can’t wait for your comments on the next video 😊
5:45 Both arms should connect to the body, especially the left arm/elbow must strongly connect to the body.
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8:00, Man's elbow line is in the same height with the shoulder for symmetrical and aesthetic look.
Lady's elbows could be higher for the taller man.
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Good
Thanks James 😊
May I ask both your thumbs need to be up ???????
This is great, good job explaining the position. Could I suggest that you not wear black when you demonstrate for video? It's so much easier to see where your two bodies are if you wear lighter colors. Especially for older dancers looking at small screens! Otherwise you are nice to listen to and easy to understand and helpful. Thank you!
話太多了，理論是講不完的，跳舞是實地的動作要做出來給人家看到了，才知道你在説什麼！
I feel awkward to watch both with their thumbs up.