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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together
“Has a moment of dancing ever changed how you felt about something that seemed too serious to enjoy?”
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- nat...
What if everything was low stakes?
I’ve been learning to rope flow for several weeks. It’s a challenge to learn new movements and coordinate my body but it’s fun. I don’t put a lot of pressure on myself to do it.... also boundaries tend to be the most intimate places. Like when someone touches your skin softly (doesn’t have to be sexual, could be a cat for example) it often feels more intimate than a hard push.... - nat...
I really like that you set up your environment for maximum fun. I never liked exercise for the sake of exercise. I loved playing volleyball and now I love dancing the Tango.... - onYesterday, during our tango lesson, I was feeling out of sync dancing with my wife. Our teacher shared that it was because I was moving ahead of her. I was focused more on executing the steps rather than being completely present with her and moving together. When I included her in my awareness and focused on being connected in motion, it felt so much better!bynat...
Great questions to reflect on in dance and beyond! What type of dancing do you do? Dance has been a big teacher for me too! Leading the Argentine Tango has helped me become more aware of what I think I led versus what is actually led.... - Stephanie...
This is the main thing that stood out to me beyond the references to black culture... and may also be a reference to black culture? In addition to what you already mentioned, the fit female dancers had open relaxed bellies. I'm often thinking about feeling vs....