In the Latin dance class, we were taught by a winner of the International Latin Dance Competition, Ms. Zhou, who introduced us to Latin dance, which is a popular folk dance, casual, leisure and relaxation are its characteristics, and there is a large space for free play. It includes Rumba, Cha Cha, Cowboy and Samba. I think learning Latin dance can make me shape a beautiful body and cultivate my own good temperament. My mom said, "Because Latin dance, the steps are opposite to daily movements, which is good for the coordinated development of my two halves of the brain, after training, I will become more confident and good at communication. After hearing this introduction from my mom, my confidence is even stronger". Teacher Zhou said that we are the beginner class, the basic dance steps must be learned, she first taught us the foot position in front, back, left, right leg and foot straight, tiptoe, upper body straight, collapse waist head up, eyes flat, this action should be practiced according to the ten minutes of music. Practice down I feel sore legs, a little tired. The next teacher taught us a lot of pace, it's action is people stand straight, hands crossed, chest up, feet together, one foot's forefoot tiptoe, knees bent, the other foot's knees back vigorously, in accordance with the rhythm of the music two, three, cha-cha-cha-cha "began" two, three, cha-cha-cha-cha ......" two feet alternating activities, the minimum to do 4 to 5 will. After the break, the teacher also taught us the time step is to do a movement, but to Four when the left foot to move one step outward, the center of gravity shifted to the left foot, so that the formation of the main foot and power foot. The two feet alternate activities. In the next few lessons we learned square steps, also called basic steps, cha-cha-cha, etc., and finally combined these dance steps. I think learning Latin dance is a bit tiring, but the whole body parts are active, which is conducive to the good development of the body and mind.
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