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How to Do Waist Isolations in Reggae Dancehall

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Summary: Learn how to do waist isolations in dancing to reggae dancehall music with expert advice on dance moves and skills in this free dance lesson video.

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By Safi A. Thomas , eHow Presenter

Safi A. Thomas is the CEO and co-founder for Blade Dance Entertainment in New York City, creator of the Blade Technique (R), as well as the artistic director for the Hip Hop Dance...read more

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"On behalf of Expert Village I'm Safi Thomas from the Hip Hop Dance Conservatory here in NYC. Today we're going to bring you reggae dance hall moves. Now once you have your upper body loosened up, now you want to come down to the lower body. You want to start doing your waist isolations, what these waist isolations really are it's actually your pelvis. Your pelvis is just from here straight down here that V shape there that is where your pelvis is and that is what you're going to be isolating. So we're going to do side to side and then front to back, observe. (dancing) Remember you want to isolate that part. You don't want to move anything else. You want to isolate that pelvis, side to side now she's going to go front back front back. Make sure your knees are bent front back front you want to groove with the music, front back side side front back side side."

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