This is what I thought about each of our videos from Seacoast:<\/p>\n
m2u00235<\/strong>, this was our first dance, Tango, when we had just run onto the floor (I was *late*<\/strong>!). I still had one leg warmer on during this dance, and I’m not even in tango hold here! Talk about frazzled! But the main problem that I see is that we (I) appear to be moving very slowly, lifeless. Feeling lifeless at that hour of the morning might have had something to do with it! @_@ Shh!<\/p>\n m2u00236<\/strong>, the V.Waltz – I felt pretty good about this one.<\/p>\n m2u00237<\/strong>, the foxtrot, I think we did pretty well. Sometimes we could be smoother, but i’m still learning! I wonder if there was too much rise and fall though?<\/p>\n m2u00238<\/strong>, the quickstep. I need to hold my core together better here.<\/p>\n m2u00690<\/strong>, the Waltz, I was very happy with this dance. I made quite a few mistakes, like not turning my head out to promenade, but I think it looked very nice!<\/p>\n m2u00691<\/strong>, the 2nd tango.. I think we did much better. The twist turns looked nice, even though I was probably doing them all wrong at the time!… I was a bit slow with my head movements though.<\/p>\n m2u00692<\/strong>, 2nd v.waltz, I liked it.<\/p>\n m2u00693<\/strong>, 2nd foxtrot, I felt the same way as the first, I liked it, but I think maybe the steps after the heel turns could be longer. But all of this stuff is stuff I already know, I just need to practice practice to make it work! And I will!<\/p>\n m2u00694<\/strong>, 2nd quickstep.. biggest problem I see is still my wobbling core, and my short back steps (locksteps\/chasses)… I think I learned something good tonight about how to be better on those steps… and I also realized how it can apply to the Chasse in Waltz too!<\/p>\n
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