I love the way you explained that it’s the connection between the partners is more important than memorizing the steps. When the connection is there and you are listening to their movements, the steps will come. Fabulous!

Will you re-post this video now that you have practiced and can you add a little more detail of the feeling/emotion that creates that connection between partners?

Love this! So glad you dove into this since this was the feedback you had been given about “doing yoga already.” Also – I would like you to use the word teach instead of present. Do you know why?

Hook suggestion: TO PARENTS WHO WANT TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN SCHOOL LESSONS AND REAL-WORLD SKILLS BUT BUT DON’T KNOW WHERE TO START.

This is SO FUCKING CLEAR!!! I also like Dan’s suggestion. Get this posted out into the World.

This is really clear, and really good but this is a lot to read, and to absorb. I would suggest at a minimum bullet points. I would consider if you need all of these at once. Can some be separated (use sub-headers) or just combine some of these?

I think this is great, Can you write it how you would post it? I feel like you are still sharing a draft/notes here.

This can flow better:
The steps and patterns fail you because you’re neglecting to consider your partnered communication and connection.

This is keeping you stuck and from progressing to dancing with better dancers.

Steps and patterns are failing preventing you from dancing with better dancers because you’re neglecting to consider your p…Read More

Very nice! I like that you will be addressing each of these separately – builds curiosity and the need to keep coming back for more solutions.

I would say what is. “It’s not easy to keep up your chops when on break.” = “It is usually hard for students to keep up with practice during break because their routine is disrupted”

Great post!

i love this- the idea of holiday stacking!!! so awesome!!! Katy Bowman would call it “movement snacking”!!! 🙂