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Always Be Dancing
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News about the Boston flamenco scene, reviews, thoughts on teaching flamenco/tap and yoga to children, choreography ideas...
- Added on: Sep 29th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: evalorca
- Listed in: Dance Visual Arts
- Tags: yoga flamenco tap dance kids dance youth dance classes kids yoda
Recent Posts
15 Minute Yoga Snack: Energizing Our Learning Through Yoga
Written by the teacher for our grade 2 classroom newsletter:Another one of our favorite weekly activities has been yoga with our very own personal yoga instructor: Eve Agush (Anthony’s mom). Eve has been coming in for several weeks and has taken th...
15 Minute Yoga Snack: Day One in 1H
Today started the 15-Minute Yoga Snack in 1H and we had a fabulous time! The kids were so focused.We started by talking about what yoga is (exercise, stretching, fun) and what is yoga good for (relaxing, exercising, stretching, feeling good about you...
15 Minute Yoga Snack: Downward Facing Dog Pose
Today we will try Garundasana (Eagle Pose) and get ourselves turned upside down in Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward Facing Dog Pose).We started in easy pose with a few full body circles to open up our hips and relax our backs. Then onto bumpy camel for...
After-School Yoga: Intentions
For today's after school yoga class, we set two intentions:1. To focus on ourselves in yoga.2. To feel calm and relaxed at the end of class.What are intentions? At the beginning of class you should set an intention which will help you keep focused on...
Brazeo: Paint a Positive-Negative Picture
When I talk about brazeo in flamenco (arm work), I tell my students to think of their arms as paint brushes that color and shape the "air-space" created in the area between their bodies and their arms.I often refer to the positive-negative picture of...
Wear your diamond necklace proudly!
One meaning of duende, as in "tener duende” (having duende), is a rarely explained concept in the art of flamenco having to do with emotion, expression and authenticity. In fact, "tener duende" can be loosely translated as "having soul". The artist...
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