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History of African Dance
Getting Familiar with Drum Beats for African Dance
Learning Correct Posture in African Dance
Learning the African Dance of the "Strong Man"
Learning Foot Movement for African Dance
Speeding Up Movements in African Dance
Learning Jumps in African Dance
Learning Turns in African Dance
Learning Technique in African Dance
Putting Steps Together in African Dance
Lifting Knees in African Dance
Learning Hand & Arm Movement in African Dance
How To Combine African Dance Movements
Learning Back & Forward Steps in African Dance
Adding Strength to African Dance Movements
Learning About Costumes for African Dance
Linking Foot Movement to Drums in African Dance
Learning Coordination in African Dance
Learning Kicks in African Dance
Learning Side to Side Steps in African Dance
Learning Free Style in African Dance
Making African Dance Combinations
Summary: After learning African dance moves it's time to put more passion and emphasis on their meaning. Learn how to put more power into your dance moves int his free video clip from out expert dance instructor.
"In this clip, not only are we going to step back with our right and come back forward, but we're going to show more strength when we come back to the center. Now, step, out, one, two. Now we're going to go a little faster to show the true meaning and beauty of the dance. King-king-kee, bum-pa, one, two, bum, bum. And it's okay, keep trying. If you get it wrong, that's okay. Two, bum-pa. Bum-bum, bum-bum, bum-pa. One, two, king-king, king-king, king-king, king-king. Jump in there and try. Bum-pa, and king-ka-king, king-ka-king, king-ka-king, king-ka-king. One, two, one, two, keep going. And bum-pa-bum-pa-bum-pa-bum. Now that showed you the faster version of what we did before."
eHow Article: Adding Strength to African Dance Movements
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