The Torso Technique Pro Salsa Dancers Use (Do You?)

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
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    Want to dance like your favorite salsa dancer? Then improving technique is the key and leading from your torso will be game-changing. Watch this video to find out how you can improve your lead technique and connection for dancing salsa with any partner!
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Комментарии • 30

  • @thedancedojo
    @thedancedojo  Год назад +5

    Curious, have you heard about leading through your torso before or is it new? When I'm trying something new and get stuck I always come back to it. It's game-changing. Hope it can help you too! -Robin

    • @daviddavis8053
      @daviddavis8053 Год назад

      Yes, actually. Something that alot of dancers need to learn early.
      Leading from the torso and having tension in the arms, all the way to the wrists is a game changer.

    • @1919apr
      @1919apr 10 месяцев назад +1

      yes, when I started taking kizomba lessons, but I didnt know this was useful for other dancing styles. thanks fo the vid.

  • @melissaviesca2299
    @melissaviesca2299 Месяц назад

    Omg that timing change tip is GOLD

  • @anarchicdrifter
    @anarchicdrifter 11 месяцев назад +1

    it IS game changing Robin ......
    gracias :)

  • @salsalanguage
    @salsalanguage Год назад

    Makes sense! Thank you for the video.

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад

      Thanks for watching! My pleasure -robin

  • @dhruvmahajan2836
    @dhruvmahajan2836 Год назад

    Loved the video! Very informative :)

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад

      Thanks Dhruv! stoked it could be helpful for you :) -robin

  • @maltagoya2
    @maltagoya2 Год назад

    Sound advice! That's something that I've learned later in my dance journey that is a breakthrough ❤

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад +1

      I hear you! When I get stuck I always come back to it and it's so helpful. Here's to hoping it helps more people early on in their journeys. Thanks for watching -robin

  • @FDanceIn
    @FDanceIn Год назад

    Good contents to share and recommend!

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад

      Thanks a ton! Glad you liked it :) -Robin

  • @rickyricardoization
    @rickyricardoization 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  9 месяцев назад

      Thanks Ricky, that really means a lot! 🙏

  • @gabrielemarchioni567
    @gabrielemarchioni567 Год назад

    That's a VERY COOL technique! Expecially at 6:45 ! I will Definetely try to use and master this one! Also, at 5:55 I was thinking that you were speaking in Italian, my Language, but then I realized that it was Spanish at 7:32 😂

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад

      Haha, I wish I could speak italian too! Glad you enjoyed it Gabriele, thanks for the love! I have to go visit Italy one day. It looks so amazing :) -robin

  • @danielmp-007
    @danielmp-007 Год назад

    It is all in the smallest details! That was great!
    Robin, I see you speak Spanish, that is very awesome. What is your ethnicity?

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад

      glad you liked it! Im as white as they come. mixed european descent and born in canada. Learning spanish has been one of the coolest things I've done. I live in medellín colombia now.

  • @g4rdo984
    @g4rdo984 11 месяцев назад

    I've been taking salsa lessons since june 2022 and ur recommendations are very helpful tbh, thanks a lot!!! greetings from Peru :D

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  11 месяцев назад +1

      Happy to hear that! Learning salsa can be tricky, so glad it's helping. Saludos desde Medellín! -robin

  • @henryxavier3751
    @henryxavier3751 Год назад

    yea you need stronger connection in the hands until she gets it.

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад +1

      My approach would be to adjust what I'm doing if she doesn't get it. I could try making my lead more obvious by, for example, using another hand to assist the movement, but not using more force necessarily. If my partner still didn't understand I'd probably avoid that movement because she's not ready for it. Then I'd keep exploring what she can do to find her limits while having fun. -Robin

    • @henryxavier3751
      @henryxavier3751 Год назад

      @@thedancedojo ok agreed but if you don’t have strong connection it helps. usually if it’s a good move she didn’t get what you do usually if you slow it down off the beat she’ll want to learn if she likes the move “do it again”, she’ll say. usually i watch other girls dance and find out what they like this way. if first time i will dance off beat in slow motion so she’s aware of moves in dance. complicated but keep it simple stupid.

  • @marioescalante343
    @marioescalante343 Год назад +1

    you speak Spanish!!

  • @Maldonado786
    @Maldonado786 Год назад

    Spanish like sand paper to the ears. Todo quieren ser latino pero les falta sazon

    • @thedancedojo
      @thedancedojo  Год назад +5

      hahah really, that's what you took away from the video? 🤦🏻‍♂️