Zouk Fever Budapest Ronaldo & Sara class recap 11/May/2024

11 May 2024 · 4 min

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In this segment of the Zouk Fever Budapest class recap, the instructors and participants discuss fundamental lead techniques focusing on maintaining appropriate contact with a partner, especially when the partner is smaller. They emphasize keeping movements small, staying in close contact, and using body awareness to avoid overextending. The dialogue covers step sequences (e.g., "ela, o, ti, ti, chica"), preparation before initiating a move, timing cues, and the decision‑making process of when to lead a move versus waiting for the partner’s response. The tone is informal and instructional, with repeated clarifications to ensure learners understand how to stay comfortable, maintain connection, and execute basic Zouk steps safely.

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So first thing, I'm doing basic. What should keep basic? Just keep her basic. Leaders, if I'm doing this, I try to not be here too long. Did you see that? So if I turning, I try to be small because I know she's here, so it's more No big steps. I can do even here. She's in contact with me.
Keep it.
So that's why we said— so if I do for here, for her, too much. But if I do for here, I let her in contact with me. If you see she's smaller than you, why you do that? Oh, yeah, yeah. So don't do that. Find the comfortable for your body. Yeah. So we have first, ela, o, ti, ti, chica, my left one hand, and I I just change my way. Oh, I tweet. Chip chip.
I can do. Oh,
I can do. Oh, I can. Good. I didn't know she still keep the contact with me. I just say, well, if fight can happen, She go away, yes or no?
Yeah.
Yes.
No.
I like this. No, but it can happen. Yeah. She had the contact with me. I start my base. I go to Nassim. I wait to see if she will play. But I give my base. But not play. No. Oh, oh, I want to do something, so I'm gonna prepare. Wait, wait, and then I will send it for a goal and I let go. Wait,
you cannot do, ladies. He's preparing you. Prepare me. Okay, I'm not too flexible for the touch. Yes or no?
Yes.
If we do everything with a basic, ladies, we keep basic.