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Why learning only steps and patterns fail in dancing Argentine Tango
The reasons you’re not getting the results you want in classes is because you’re focusing on just steps and patterns.
The steps and patterns fail you because you’re neglecting to consider your partnered communication and conne…Read More
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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
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I would consider reversing “The steps and patterns fail you because you’re neglecting to consider your partnered communication and connection.” to “you’re neglecting to consider your partnered communication and connection, your steps and patterns can fail.”
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58 Headlines and Hooks! (after going through Shannon’s list I referenced my own curated list from this newsletter: https://go.creatorhooks.com/signup until I got tired)
1. For music students who are tired of “starting over”
after every holiday break:2. Tired of “starting over” with music lessons
after every holiday break?3. How you…Read More
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NITTY-GRITTY DETAILS post 1 of 5
For music students who are tired of “starting over” after holiday breaks:
It’s not easy to keep up your chops when on break.
But if you don’t want to backslide, SOMETHING needs to happen.These are things my students tell me:
📆“When I’m out of my normal routine, I don’t know when to practice.”
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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.
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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”
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Thank you, Amy!
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NITTY-GRITTY DETAILS post 2 of 5
How to turn holiday schedule mess
into holiday practice success:
“When I’m out of my normal routine, I’m always forgetting to practice.
My usual schedule doesn’t work any more–there just doesn’t seem to be a good time.”It’s good to take time away from your instrument, but after a month (or even a few days!)…Read More
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Great post!
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i love this- the idea of holiday stacking!!! so awesome!!! Katy Bowman would call it “movement snacking”!!! 🙂
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Cool.
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NITTY-GRITTY DETAILS post 3 of 5
Keep up your chops over break
without missing the festivities!
“There are always other people around when it’s time to practice.”So you’ve set a time to practice, but when that time comes…
your sister has her stuffed animals lined up on the piano,
your dad is trying to get you to taste his freshly-b…Read More![Profile Photo]()
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Another great post – this made me laugh!
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Like this hook. “Keep up your chops” is specific and evocative. Focuses on the competence you’ve gained, rather than feelings of guilt and shame for not practicing.
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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.