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Schedule for the women's private flamenco dance classes.
The women's private flamenco dance classes meets every Tuesday and Wednesday Evening from 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. and every Sunday Afternoon from 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
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What to wear in the women's private flamenco dance classes.
Normally in the traditional flamenco dance classes.You would wear a skirt and character shoes.In the women's private flamenco dance classes.The rules of the traditional flamenco dance are broken.So you'll mainly need a dark colored long sleeve turtleneck shirt,dark colored pants or denim jeans [blue or black],dark colored leather character shoes,dark colored leather stiletto heeled pumps,dark colored leather stiletto heeled pant boots,dark colored leather knee high stiletto heeled boots,and dark colored leather thigh high stiletto heeled boots.The heels should be between 2.0"-4.0". |
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Rules in the women's private flamenco dance classes.
The women's private flamenco dance classes are for women only.Women flamenco dance teachers and students aren't allowed to bring any male guests and children to the private classes at all.If the teachers or students are wearing glasses.They must be removed before your scheduled class begins.Please tie your hair in a ponytail or tie it up in a bun away from your eyes.And most importantly.When you're doing your flamenco dance solo in place.No talking. |
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Trust and communication portion of the women's private flamenco dance classes.
The trust and communication portion of the women's private flamenco dance classes is where the woman flamenco dance teacher/student will each perform a zapateado in place as a flamenco dance using her left foot.The woman flamenco dance teacher/student will have a shoe ornament or a pen attatched to her left shoe or left boot near the heel at her left outer ankle by her woman flamenco dance teacher/student.The main keys to this are as follows.Keep your body relaxed, your knees slighty bent,and hold still while the shoe ornament or pen is being attatched to your left shoe or left boot near the heel at your left outer ankle while also keeping your left foot still on the floor.Never talk.All flamenco dancers let their feet do the talking instead of using their voices.Most importantly of all.The left shoe or left boot with the shoe ornament or pen attatched to it is the one that's doing the footwork. |
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