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How are you feeling when dancing?
When you dance your body releases endorphins. Cognitively dancing shifts your minds focus. It helps you to tune out and take a step back from the daily rise and grind. It’s an uncomplicated happiness that improves your spatial awareness and is the best way to end your day!
What is performing on stage like?
Making a successful career in any form of live entertainment typically involves performing on a stage. There are a lot of cool things you can do on stage while performing as well as things you should never do. Check out our stage performance tips below.
Where do you look when dancing on stage?
Know where to look When you’re on a big stage in front of a big audience (especially if it’s a two + story venue), project UPward! Lift your chin and open your chest to make your movements readable. In a class setting, look past the mirror. Or make eye contact with the dancers who are watching.
Can you feel the effect of dancing in your body?
Dancing can be a way to stay fit for people of all ages, shapes and sizes. It has a wide range of physical and mental benefits including: improved condition of your heart and lungs. increased muscular strength, endurance and motor fitness.
Why do you dance?
Dancing is a step to a healthy lifestyle. It has health benefits from increasing stamina, relieving stress, and body sculpting to name a few. But it’s also great for mental and emotional health. Dance allows people to exceed their own expectations and helps them to discover new things about themselves.
Should I smile while dancing?
It is certainly true that not every dance performance requires a smile, but in order to connect emotionally with the audience, your eyes should reflect the emotions of the piece. The eyes really do have it, so try to channel whatever you’re feeling, be it joy, sadness, fear or passion.