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    Dance revision booklet

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    Good studio practice The warm up Name 3 reasons as to why you need to warm up at the beginning of a dance class 1. Reduce possibility of injury 2. Prepare you for the class 3. Raises body temperature and heart rate increases Fill in the gaps on what effects warming up has on the body: Warming up increases the heart beat ‚which increases the blood circulation. This allows oxygen to reach the muscles. The muscles can now work more efficiently. Warming up improves joint mobility‚ mobilising

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    Jazz Dance: Luigi

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    Luigi one of the Fathers of Jazz dance Luigi was born in Steubenville‚ Ohio‚ on March 20‚ 1925. He was one of 11 children in his family. He was born with the name Eugene Louis Facciuto but‚ later was renamed Luigi by his mentor Gene Kelly because he told him “There are too many Genes!”Luigi’s brother tony taught him to sing and dance at a young age. Eugene began singing and dancing for pennies on street corners. He performed in local talent shows and toured as a singer with a performing orchestra

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    Shall We Dance

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    Running Head: SHALL WE DANCE 1 Shall We Dance Denise Gilbert Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College SHALL WE DANCE 2 Abstract This paper will show three versions of Cinderella that are similar in meaning and different in views. Interpretations of each story are basically the same‚ a young girl who is mistreated by her step-mother and step-sisters. A magical transformation occurs that brings her dreams of meeting a prince and changes this young innocent girl

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    Dance-Personal Narrative

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    us to move. Waiting for the music to start. I hear the music and we begin. Stunts hit‚ and tumbling hits as well. During our cheer chants‚ I yelled as loud as my voice my voice could go. We were almost done with the routine. All we needed was the dance‚ which was my favorite part. At the end‚ we gave the largest smiles to the point where I thought my

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    Eating Disorders and Dance

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    EATING DISORDERS AND DANCE Observation Paper on Eating Disorders and Dance On June 14‚ 2006 an observation of a Weber County School District drill team took place during their summer training session. The team consisted of 24 adolescent‚ high school girls; each girl differed from the next by way of hair color‚ skin color‚ height and weight along with other character traits. When the group first walked into the dance room for their morning training session they all had on the same outfits

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    Swing Dance Essay

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    Barton‚ senior and choreographer for the team‚ said The University Swingers are always looking to learn more about swing dancing‚ so that they can teach it to others and spread their core central love of this dance. They do so by attending workshops and having weekly practices. Though swing dance has historical roots‚ the swingers find ways to make it modern. For example‚ in their performance there were traditional 1930’s steps‚ but also Beyonce moves‚ which made it “quick and rapid

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    Inca Dance Culture

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    Inca Dance Culture: an Introduction The true indigenous peoples of the Americas are the pre-Columbian residents of the continent‚ their descendants and many ethnic groups who are associated with those historical civilizations. It is believed that humans did not simply evolve in the Americas‚ but instead arrived either by sea or with the help of a land bridge that previously linked North America with Asia. These people arrived in North America at least 12‚000 years ago. In fact‚ there is recent evidence

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    Dance Teacher Interview

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    For my StoryCorps project‚ I chose to interview one of my dance teachers‚ Cheryl Ann White‚ because I knew that there had to be a story behind why she decided to teach dance. Also‚ I have known her for a very long time but never really knew anything about her life. I had always thought she went to college‚ but in our interview I learned that she did not. Cheryl told me‚ “I did not go to college...I wanted to take business classes so that I would learn to do the bookkeeping...that I would need in

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    Dances with Wolves Essay

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    Adrienne who took this class several years ago. Dances With Wolves Essay Adrienne Redding No matter how you choose to categorize human beings‚ whether by race or religion‚ nationality or gender‚ the resultant categories will display at least one immutable constant. Each group‚ no matter how diverse their beliefs or how dissimilar their behaviors‚ will contain men of honest and peaceful natures as well as men of divisive and violent natures. In the film Dances With Wolves‚ we are exposed to two distinct

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    Dance Observation Paper

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    Over the past few months at Marymount‚ I have noticed my major flaw in dance is lack of awareness‚ both mentally and physically. In general‚ I need to break the habit of simply executing the “correct” movement. Instead‚ I need actively think about what am I am doing and why I am doing it. For this assignment‚ I was directed to watch Melissa. Watching her allowed me to find new ways to think about applying different movement concepts to my body. Although my current goals are related to my last ones

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