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One Year Tap Dance Challenge 2018 – 15th video tutorial

Dear Friends,

Today I want to show you sound stacking and how you can use it in your choreography.
I know that some of you are tap dancing with friends or in groups, so this is a great tool you can use to spice up basic combinations. Today it will be more basic because I want to show you the principle, but I have some more advanced combinations to share with you in future videos.

Happy Tapping,
Marta

This post is also available in: csČeština (Czech)

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    HOW THE ONE YEAR TAP DANCE CHALLENGE CAME ABOUT

    One of my students once told me:

    “When I feel overwhelmed at work, I get up from my desk, play your video and tap dance. Those little breaks really help me. I do it every time I need a break. After 5 minutes, I feel relaxed and ready to go back to work.”

    I loved that idea. I started telling this story to other students, and surprisingly found out that many of them were doing something similar. They tap danced at work during coffee breaks, when they were copying documents, while waiting in a queue or after work with friends, spouses or their children.

    For this reason, I came up with the idea to create a one year challenge to help my students take those breaks. You are invited to join the challenge too.

    WHO IS THIS CHALLENGE FOR?

    I dedicate this challenge to my beloved students, all of whom are  women I admire and enjoy spending time with. This challenge is also for anyone who loves tap dancing and wants to join us in taking those mini breaks.

    How the challenge works?

    Every Thursday for one year, starting 18th of January 2018, I’ll pick a few steps from my Tap Dance Diary and create a new routine.

    I know how busy you are, so I will keep them short (about 5 minutes). The good news is that you can play the videos as many times as you want and tap dance whenever it suits you.

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      © Marta Aulická, www.tapdance.tv

      This post is also available in: csČeština (Czech)