I m going to teach myself Latin dance, can you give me a basic self study entry? Kneel and beg!

Hello! I'm still learning Latin dance. There are 5 main types of this dance:

Rumba, cha cha, cowboy, samba and bullfighting, each dance has different characteristics. In fact, if there are people who have danced jazz, they can be regarded as having accepted dance. At least when learning Jazz, you have to find that feeling of letting go and then learn it.

But Latin can't be learned by yourself, and you have to go through the guidance of a professional teacher. If you are in your hometown, you can choose to go online to see the ** of large-scale competitions, such as the world-famous Blackpool Competition, where the masters are like clouds, maybe you can find the feeling of dancing Latin before you learn the basic steps! Hope!

I've also seen Latin dance on the Internet, and it's all terrible. I studied Latin dance for more than six years in elementary school, and then I learned two completely different dance senses and flavors from Latin, so it was difficult for me to change because I had been learning jazz for a long time before I found the feeling. In the past, I had a class to teach others to dance Latin, and I suggested starting from the basic skills of twisting left and right across parts and walking left and right, and practice all the time, with strength.

You can go to the Internet to find out if there is a ** from Mr. Yan Ling of Beijing Dance Academy, he used to come to recruit students for several years in a row to ask me to go to Beijing Dance Academy and refused, alas, but he should be okay I think, he is the principal, but now I don't know if it's not.

It's better to learn Latin in the vacation interest class, because it's more difficult to study on your own, if you have to learn by yourself, you can learn rumba first and then learn cha and then samba and then cowboy and then bullfighting, because I used to learn Latin dance in this order, so I recommend that it is better to follow this order.

I really think self-study is unlikely to drop I'll tell you what you want to ask Now it's only like this I don't know what the self-study syllabus is

1. The most important basic skills are the basic steps of each dance

Cowboy: There is only one basic step, there are 3 kinds in turn, the pace is similar to the whole, just a change in the details, but it is difficult to learn at the beginning, and it is very simple slowly.

Rumba: Rumba only needs to know 6 basic steps, and then he will learn the basic step of "Kukraccha".

Cha Cha: Like Rumba, there are only 6 basic steps to learn, but it will be more difficult later.

Samba: Samba should be learned at the gold medal level, and there are 9 basic moves.

Bullfighting: Bullfighting should also be learned at a gold medal or above, with only one basic step, which is more strenuous and requires the strength of the calf to burst.

2. When dancing Latin dance, the state of the human body should be divided into 3 parts:

1.The upper body, especially the shoulders, should stand still, embodying the nobility of the Spaniards and the quintessence of white culture in Latin dance.

2.The middle of the body, including the waist and crotch, should be twisted to the fullest, highlighting the lively, outgoing nature of African culture.

3.The movements of the lower body, legs and feet originated in Indian culture, and some of the dance steps in Latin dance originated here.

Students should pay attention to the beauty of posture when learning modern dance or Latin dance. The upright, elegant and generous posture of the dancers multiplies the spirit of the dancers and is pleasing to the eye. Therefore, when dancing, always keep the head up, chest up, abdomen, waist up, shoulders flat, knees relaxed, thighs and buttocks clamped and raised.

Although Latin dance doesn't have too many basic skills, bending over and lower forks are basic, if you want Latin dance to take the card, don't bend down and lower the forks. If there is an exam, don't take the exam, it's fooling people, it's useless at all because there is an exam for Latin dance steps, only the card.

My daughter has also learned Latin dance, and I think the most important thing in learning Latin is the standing position. It's best to have a good experience with the bronze and rumba bronze medals, which is very helpful for learning silver and gold medals. It took my daughter half a year to learn the bronze medal. It's a good jump.

There are no such actions in the exam, but in order to compete and perform well, it is recommended that your child practice basic skills.

In general, there is also training in basic skills in learning Latin. And your child is only 7 years old, so it's a good time to learn the basics. After learning the basic skills, it is very convenient to learn other dances, and the temperament is also good.

There is no impact. The exam did not bend over and drink the lower fork. Because I'm also learning Latin dance. 10 years old in the gold medal class.

A certain amount of basic skills is required, because in the later learning of Latin dance, some dance steps that require flexibility will be involved. However, I should not get it when I take the exam again. The basic skills of Latin dance are mainly lower forks, shoulder pulls, standing postures and the like.

The Latin dance exam is a test routine! Don't bend over, fork down! Where are you? Has the child been studied? I can introduce you to a good training center!

I read the answer above. I didn't mean to refute you, Auntie, I tell you, absolutely absolutely not, Latin dance is not like Chinese dance. It's enough to get down at home, and I'm only 13, and the teacher will teach in class, and the teacher will call some to use the split, and I'll say it again, I've never had a setback until level 6.

Basically, you can put the routine down and add some beautiful movements that will let you pass.

No matter what kind of dance you are, the basics are the most important.

If the basic skills are solid, it will be easier to solve things in the future.

Without solid basic skills, many things cannot be done.

For beginners, the focus is on dancing the basic steps well, and it is important to learn the Latin dance steps.

Beginners tend to only seek quantity and progress, but not pay attention to the quality of the movements, if they learn a lot of movements in a short period of time, these irregular movements are undoubtedly like "waste", after getting used to it, it is very difficult to correct. Therefore, when learning the movements, you should be meticulous and gradual.

When students start learning, it is easy to fall into the mistake of measuring the level of dance skills by "the number of steps", blindly pursuing the number of steps, thinking that "the more flowers, the better". Such a "fist embroidered leg" is bound to not stand the test of the referee and the audience in the real game. If students can lay a solid foundation and then selectively learn some tricks according to their own characteristics, they can achieve the "icing on the cake".

Find a good teacher (very important) to learn the basic skills and basic steps (provided that you find the right teacher.) His basic skills are excellent) Learn the routines with him and practice by yourself It's really important to find the right teacher, when I was learning Latin, I learned the basic skills from the teacher very carefully, so I got started quickly. Come on.

To learn Latin dance, you have to find a teacher to teach you Self-study can only be regarded as self-entertainment Latin is not very simple The foundation inside is the key Secondly, any dance must be stuck** Hehe, come on.