i wish so much that i could dance like the kids in stomp the yard. they use a beat that i can't find. usually every dance is just a variation on a count, like the variety within each measure of a song, but contains the same number of counts. triple step, double step, single step, 4/4 time, 3/4 time, 6 count, 8 count, etc. but what the kids do in that movie, krumping, battling, stepping, whatever it is, is amazing. and i cannot find the count to even begin to try and copy it. this morning i practiced in the mirror just moving my shoulders up and down like they do, and i am still trying to figure it out! i also spent part of the morning watching justin timberlake videos to find more moves to try. i love how smooth he is.
dear anyone who has sweet moves, i am physically stagnant. teach me?
love
chaunté
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i just found out that there is an accent grave on the first a in my name, kàhea. in your face accent aigu!
oh, i haven't done a new dance move in over a year so i mostly just try to hide the fact.
Ask Carter Nelson. I have yet to see a dance move that he can't do.
well recently I lost my groove but in the past, a favorite hobby of mine was to try and “no pattern dance.” This is where you break away from all that sameness and never do a move twice in a row, hence the no pattern part. You might love it.
come to breakdance club with me, maybe we can find our rhythm together there
you can get DVDs that teach that crap! can you believe it?!
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