Warm up
With a calm voice and a passionate smile, BranuOne started with a warm up. He had around 15 young students. Most of them were beginners, a few ones were intermediate. The level of his students didn't make a difference in his style of teaching. He never forgot to praise his students silently with regular slaps on the backs of all students. None of the beginners felt discouraged by him.BranuOne is not a teacher only, he is a pure and passionate dancer. I could see this during a break. While his tired students were taking a break and drinking some water, he stayed in the room, kept on dancing and enjoying the music.
Attitude
His lesson didn't only consist of showing and copying. The students could also try out the dance moves by themselves with a partner. BranuOne checked if the couples made them correctly and showed them respect with shaking hands.Of course, a little bit history of the dance styles must be! For example with practising the "Jacking" and explaining its origin, the students could get some historical input too.
BranuOne was neither shy nor proud. While making up a routine with his students, he was open-minded to ask one of his professional students to teach him a move she had made in freestyle during the workshop. He was very quick in learning it, showing it and varifying it.
More than dancing...
Dancing doesn't only mean to move your body to the music. It also means working on your fitness and keeping an eye on your health. After 3 hours dancing and practising, the last hour was for a workout and for stretching.Photo gallery
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| BranuOne warming up with his students; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| warm-up; coopyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| BranuOne (on the right) showing respect to his student; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| having fun with BranuOne; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| BranuOne checking if his students do the routine correctly; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| BranuOne dancing in House style while his students take a break; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| BranuOne teasing his students; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| Jacking with BranuOne; copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
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| copyright by Kathleen Montorio |
More pictures
What do you think about BranuOne's style in teaching? Wanna join his lessons in Vienna? Then come to the dancing studio "Tanzstelle"! Here are all the pictures of the workshop in original size and high quality: http://www.eyeem.com/a/10299769Peace,
Kath
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