Replying to @Runway is this right?
When it comes to dance practice, adding personal flair can make a huge difference in enjoyment and performance. I've found that incorporating small celebratory gestures, like tapping the DBs at the top and bottom during 'around the worlds,' really boosts my enthusiasm. It’s a moment to pause, appreciate the effort, and keep the energy high. In my experience, these taps serve as a mental reset, helping me stay focused and motivated. Whether you’re rehearsing solo or with a group, celebrating your moves this way creates a positive atmosphere. Moreover, this technique fits well within judgment-free spaces, encouraging dancers to express themselves freely without pressure. It’s a reminder that every step, even small taps, is part of the journey toward mastery. Trying this subtle yet effective celebration during practice might just elevate your routine and make each session more rewarding.













































