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Old 3rd-March-2004, 12:12 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Re: Tips for (beginner) Guys

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Originally posted by Gary
I'm going to start teaching beginner revision/consolidation/freestyle classes soon. I'd like to be able to hand out a short list of tips for guys getting started with MJ. I'd appreciate feedback on what I've got so far.
Great idea and great list so far. I like some of the extra points that Rachel added too.

I would only add one more tip for Freestyle Beginners.

- Pick a couple of moves you can lead / dance well and use them as the foundation for your freestyle, don't be afraid to repeat them often, and use them as fall-back moves when you panic and can't think of anything else. Only add one or 2 new moves (from the class) peridically through the dance in-between your foundation moves.
Good foundation moves are the Manspin (or shoulder slide), the First Move, the Armjive and the In & Out...
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