Abroad, young people are not shy to dance even on the street
This note will examine the main misconceptions about learning tecktonik music, and also consider its particularly important aspects.
There is a common belief that learning to dance is extremely easy and requires almost no effort. Many also think that signing up for a dance school and attending classes for several months will guaranteed work a miracle.
Alas, such an opinion shatters against harsh reality. The school gives only the basic, fundamental movements. That's it. But nevertheless, many, upon finishing classes at school, stop dancing altogether.
Why does this happen?
Firstly, the movements learned at school do not look as spectacular as one would immediately like. The only exceptions are those who have previously practiced some kind of dance. The body must gradually get used to the learned movements, which of course takes time. Plasticity and flexibility do not appear immediately. But when?
It is difficult to say for sure. All people are different. Some achieve plasticity in six months, others in just three months. The main thing is the intensity of practice, because the more you practice, the easier the movements become.
Secondly, one must never forget about the sense of rhythm! There is nothing wrong with the fact that most beginners do not have it. The sense of rhythm develops over time. And for people who have previously done any type of dance, there are practically no problems learning something new.
So: experience is everything!
In conclusion, the following can be said. To achieve maximum results, in addition to attending classes at school, you need to constantly and continuously train at home. Watch tecktonik video tutorials, try out the moves on yourself, attempt to repeat them. And then, even if you meet people at a disco who attended the same school, you will easily feel your advantage!
The most important thing is to remember that anyone can learn to dance. It's important not to forget this – and then success is guaranteed!
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