Oct 2007
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Technique class on Sat 3 Nov 2007 - Cancelled
29/10/07 15:21 | Permalink
Technique class on Wed 31 Oct 2007 - Shimmies
29/10/07 15:19 | Permalink
There are 1001 different ways to shimmy, we will look at just a few, then get you moving to give you freedom to shimmy whenever and where ever you like!

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Technique Class on Sat 27 Oct 2007 - Ghawazee Basics
22/10/07 15:14 | Permalink
The Ghawazee have a fun and energetic style of dance, including the use of segat (zills) and lots of hip swinging. Come and learn the basics of this folkloric style.

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Technique Class on Wed 24 Oct 2007 - Basics & Grapevines
22/10/07 15:08 | Permalink
Simple steps that anyone can do! We will look at variations, patterns and layering of these stepping moves to provide variety and movement in your improvisation dance.

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Technique Class on Sat 20 Oct 2007 - Cancelled - Labour Weekend
16/10/07 23:07 | Permalink
Technique Class on Wed 17 Oct 2007 - Focus on Cane
16/10/07 23:01 | Permalink
Cane dancing is used extensively throughout the Middle East, but originates from Upper Egypt . This dance is elegant, energetic, and highly skilled, plus a whole lot of fun! We will look at the basic movements and steps then apply them to a simple combination or two.

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Technique Class on Sat 13 Oct 2007 - Focus on Arabics and Undulations, 1PM Takapuna Location
10/10/07 14:45 | Permalink
Arabics and/or walking undulations are a basic movement of belly dance, and can add variety and spice to a dance routine. We will look at variations and ways to include this fluid movement into your dance vocabulary.

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Technique Class on Wed 10 Oct 2007 - Focus on Hands and Arms 7pm Takapuna Location
10/10/07 14:39 | Permalink
Often forgotten, hands and arms add polish and complexity to your dance vocabulary. We will look at some drills to incorporate into your daily dance practice, which will give you flexibility and strength to confidently use your hands and arms well.

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