"The Art of Arms - Learn How To Use Your Arms To Frame Your Dance & Keep Audiences Attention Focused  On You!"

To complete yourself as a dancer you need to express your story the way you want with the ability to guide your audience though the mystery of your dance. This means not only mastering your hip work, but your arm work too!

You must know how (and when) to use your arms in a way that keeps the attention of your audience focused where you want.

Arms are easy to forget and neglect, especially if you've been focused on developing your hips as I was for many years, but using your arms, hands and shoulders can’t be neglected. They are every bit (if not more) of an essential part of your dance and choreography as any other part of your body, skill or technique.

Mastering the use of your hands, arms and shoulders as part of your overall movement and learning different ways to blend graceful arm movement as part of your choreography will make a real difference in the way you feel.

You'll be more confident and complete dancer capable of produce visually pleasing and enchanting stores you're audience will appreciate.

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The Art of Arms Belly Dance DVD, Frame Your Dance and Tell Your Story

In Belly Dance, your body narrates your story and different parts your body tell different parts of your unique story.  Arms add enchantment to your dance and frames your movement.  Many dancers don't understand the proper role of their hands, arms and shoulders and approach arms as an after thought. This can lead to an over reliance and over use of the classic "Fish Hands" and "Snake Arms" - a big mistake!

This DVD teach you the proper role of your hands, shoulders and arms as part of your choreography. It will give you  sharp and soft combinations and transitions. With practice you'll start feeling movement with your arms. They'll more move naturally with your body, compliment your story, capture your audiences attention and keep them focused on you.

	Arm and hand positioning and how not to look like a scarecrow, or a cheerleader.
	When to use (and not to use) fish hands, wrist twists, snake arms and why.
	Arm and hand movements to use with your thrusts, mayas, ommis and hip circles
	Using arms during your transitions and traveling steps.

The Art Of Arms For $19.95
Add Arms To Your Choreography And Frame Your Dance To Keep Your Audience Focused On You

I have searched for many Belly Dancing teachers for 2 years now but you are exceptional and you do stand out from the rest"...Karamia

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