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The Dark side of Dance :Boundaries w/ Partners,Relationship Dynamics & Intimacy w/ Mariana & Cynthia

🎥 Welcome to GabeSellsATX! 🎥 In this video, We talk to my dancing friends Cynthia and Mariana. Mariana dances professionally has won several competitions at MIT as well as other ballroom events and Cynthia teaches Latin Dance at the University of Texas Email: [email protected] 📸 *Camera Equipment Used:* -Camera: SONY ZVE-10 https://amzn.to/3uN9mrp - Microphone: Blue Yeti USB Microphone https://amzn.to/4a3X1yb - Mic Arm: Microphone Stand for Blue Yeti https://amzn.to/49MWoZq - Lighting: 2 Packs LED Video Light Photography Lighting Kit https://amzn.to/49lh0bs Connect With Me: - Instagram: g0choa - TikTok: GabeSellsATX - LinkedIn: Here 🔔 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content! Turn on notifications so you never miss an upload. Thanks for watching! See you in the next video. Gabe | GabeSellsATX| g0choa Summary: Cynthia and Mariana's Dance Backgrounds - Cynthia is a lead instructor for the Texas Latin Dance organization, teaching styles like Bachata. [1,2] - Mariana is a competitive ballroom dancer, having won competitions in styles like Latin and Salsa. [5,6] - Both Cynthia and Mariana have diverse dance backgrounds, with Cynthia focusing more on Latin dances and Mariana experienced in ballroom, Latin, and social dances. [9,10,11] Getting into Dance - Cynthia got into dance in college, initially looking for hip-hop and Latin dance classes. She discovered Bachata on YouTube and joined the Texas Latin Dance organization. [17-24] - Mariana has been dancing since she was 5 years old, starting with tap and then expanding into other styles like jazz, ballet, and ballroom in college. [25-30] - Both Cynthia and Mariana were drawn to dance because of their love for music and movement. [17-18,25-27] Navigating the Dance Community - Cynthia and Mariana discuss the importance of basic technique, confidence, and musicality in becoming a better dancer. [84-90] - They emphasize the value of switching roles (leading and following) to better understand the perspective of the other. [168-173] - Hygiene and etiquette are important considerations, such as bringing extra shirts, using gum, and being mindful of sweat. [188-196] Boundaries and Intimacy in Partner Dancing - Cynthia and Mariana share their perspectives on appropriate levels of eye contact, physical connection, and flirtation while dancing. [92-121] - They discuss the importance of communicating boundaries, both verbally and physically, and respecting the boundaries of their dance partners. [122-142] - Navigating relationships and dance can be tricky, and they emphasize the need for mutual understanding and respect. [123-141] Advice for New Dancers - For leads: - Focus on basic technique and connection, not just flashy moves. [84-87] - Be sensitive to your follow's comfort level and don't force anything. [92-97,103-110] - Maintain good hygiene and be prepared (e.g., bring extra shirts). [188-196] - For follows: - Accept the lead's suggestions, but don't be afraid to express yourself. [198-205] - Lean into the connection and communicate your boundaries. [208-212] - Don't be afraid to respectfully decline a dance if you're uncomfortable. [213-225]