my dd often seems to move her head to the side, specially when she is doing cuts, i assume she gets marked down for this when she competes, i tell her to think like the string is going through the top of her head and pulling her up tall, any hints? -- For the love of the dance

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Date Posted: Sat, Mar 24 2007, 14:12:47
Author: tips are good
Subject: my dd often seems to move her head to the side, specially when she is doing cuts, i assume she gets marked down for this when she competes, i tell her to think like the string is going through the top of her head and pulling her up tall, any hints?
In reply to: Claire 's message, "Advice need for DD - beginner grade" on Thu, Mar 22 2007, 10:49:24

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[> The easiest way to stop this is practice in front of a mirror - we bought a cheap mirror on a stand & dd put it in what ever room she was dancing in - she could look in the mirror & see her mistakes without looking down, took a month to stop the looking down without the mirror - she now teaches little ones & tells them to practice at home in front of a mirror. Know several big schools that have dance classes in mirrored rooms for same reason -- It works really well & quickly, Mon, Apr 02 2007, 21:08:57 [1]

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