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Hello! I am so glad that this tutorial was helpful. I plan to make more videos in the near future, so stay tuned, and let me know if you have anything you would like to work on. A good list of teachers that I have trained with over the years: Nicole Kirkland, Brinn Nicole, Yanis Marshall, Aisha Francis, JoJo Gomez, and well countless others. Thanks again for reaching out 💕

@@laurakerley4179 omg yesss I appreciate the list of teachers!! I like learning basic technique with explanations of where the weight goes for beginners ✨ subscribed to stay updated with your content ☺️

@@alexandrae430 amazing, I will keep this in mind for my next tutorial! 🤍🤍

Just do it. Put some on and walk around. Start off with some low heels to get the feel of it and then gradually work your way up. Stay away from platforms with the chunky bases or soft areas like grass or carpet. They’re not as sturdy. Best way to learn is just slap some on and go.

Thank you so much! Yes, practice! I know that sounds silly and tough, but it’s true. The more you practice this, the easier it becomes for sure 🤍🤍

Thank you babe, means so much! ❤️❤️

Ruth G I understand love! I will do that for the next video l. Promise! Ty for letting me know!!

I know, she loves to watch my dance! 😂💕

Tali 0 I see! I feel it is between beginner and intermediate. I am grateful for you comment though, and curious. So you think it may be too difficult for a beginner?

@@laurakerley4179 As a beginner and having tried your video. (And of course, this is my opinion & experience and not directed at you as a person or dancer, solely based on this video and it's teaching capabilities for me) I had a very hard time keeping up, especially that leg lift. I felt some of the movements could have been leveled down for a beginner. For example, the jump up, with heels, the fan kick, some of the floor turns. While this isn't my first time dancing in heels, it was still difficult for me as a curvy girl, (retired) dancer, and was a bit turned off from the lack of variations for certain movements. This is perfect for someone who is intermediate (in my opinion) who knows where to place weight to get these moves flawless, and also core. I was tumbling in moments and I had things engaged, but was a bit too advanced. I think there are steps for example instead of a jump up at 21:58 we could have done a step up and progressed to a jump. I just would like to make it clear that it is based on my experience.

Tali 0 thank you for letting me know. I really appreciate it. I do however have a basic/fundamental class posted on my channel as well, and I will work on getting more content out that will talk more in detail about the movements, and will offer beginner variations for the more intermediate/advanced movements. Again, thank you for your input. It helps me get better at teaching. 🙏💕

@@laurakerley4179 Looking forward to taking more classes you offer and subscribing. Love your doggy too. From your Jamaica girl

Thank you! I added a time stamp for ya!

My pleasure Sara! 💕

Thank you! 💕

I recommend the pair I bought to be honest- “Shein” is the brand. (The ones I showed in the video) you can get them online. Mainly because they have the sturdy ankle support that is needed, and you can adjust the tightness because they are lace up. But really any brand that has those qualities will work. As far as height, I’d say start training in a stiletto that has at least a 3.5 inch heel. 💕😘