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Generic warm-up, followed by a style-specific warm-up Preparatory exercises to introduce and break down stylistic movement patterns, actions and sensibilities (often emphasising alignment and technical concepts) Progressive exercises that specifically address dancers' physical capacities for that style (for example, the development of required strength and flexibility) The actual dancing: combinations of movements that move through space, using different orientations, levels, speeds, intensities and dynamic movement qualities, and test the dancers' knowledge, understanding, adaptability and readiness for performance (which means ability to dance successfully in the style rather than being on stage) Cool-down

* Take dance lessons consistently.

* Whether its group classes, private lessons or online dance lessons you need to keep sharpening your dance knowledge.

* Practice frequently.

* Go out dancing on a regular basis.

* Dance with people better than you.

* Visualize your dancing.

* Make technique a priority.

Private dance lessons are great because the focus is solely on you. Once your teacher has identified what your goals are, he/she will teach you the material that will be most appropriate for your needs. Private lessons will take those things into account and customize the lessons for you.

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