Rhythm Essentials for Ballroom Dancing with Andre and Natalie Paramonov

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Join us for a live lesson with current World, US and Blackpool British Open Professional Rhythm Champions, Andre & Natalie Paramonov.

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[arrowborrero]

Love your knowledge watching this over and over again! I had a lesson with you in houston. Learned sooo much your so amazing! Wish I could have had more lessons!!!! I’ll be looking for more videos!

[kathleenweidenmoyer]

Thank you, Andre and Natalie! You give such clear explaination of very important points, and you seem to enjoy doing so! It's nice to see that you share a sense of humor- something that we all need at this time.

[nikkigrant]

Thanks for making such a fun and informative video I love to watch you guys dance and teach 🎶❤️ to see you at elite in October

[margaretgeorge]

Thank you so much I loved all the information!

[MarinaDEEddy]

Love times a million! Soo much fun! Enjoyed! Its Awesome!

[sheila]

Wow this was phenomenal ! Thank you so much for all of the technical information and Natalie your points regarding female balance, spine, rotations and posture are spot on and helpful. All of the content was helpful. Your energies are contagious!

[Monica_]

I would like to have learned more about the differences between Latin and Rhythm in Cha cha and Rumba. Maybe in a more variety of shared steps instead of just the basic step. Also the "rhythm essentials" of Swing, Bolero and Mambo with examples, instead of just an overview.
There were unfortunately too many distractions from great points that were started which I hoped would be further elaborated on, but then was never revisited or expanded upon.

I am currently learning competitive rhythm (ProAm) and am eager to learn more. However most of the online tutorials are on latin. Iv started taking latin group classes simply to learn principles of weight distribution in my feet and better proprioception of my own body and movements, and arm styling ideas. But most of my questions are, how can I make this look more rhythm?

I will try apply some of the tips shared in the beginning of this video about softened knees, body transfer over the foot, and hip rotation around the spine ❤

I hope Dance Vision can create another tutorial video that is more detailed on this topic. 🙏🏼

[meinhardkniffki]

Very good things and movements shown but for me, as a "intermediate dancer" there are way too much ideas talked about but not shown for grasping and copying it. Was there even one song in it? Can't remember...