Help Finding Body Isolation Videos....

[pwsmiles]

I am sorry if this does not belong in this section, but I saw a couple posting about body isolation videos. To review they are:

Shaka Brown's shine's video: http://www.salsamor.com/shopping/store.php

Sekou McMiller:
http://www.centuryballroom.com/html/sale.html

Frankie Martinez:
http://www.abakuadancers.com/#

Are there any other body isolation vidoes out there? Looking for guy stuff.
Really like Juan Matos 2003 Uk Salsa Congress performance. It seemed like he had alot of afro-cuban movements, not sure how much isolation he put in the routine, but I don't want to dance like a ballroom dancer....all stiff...and take my salsa to another level...so I prefer advanced isolation, but if there is a good beginner that will work as well.

Thank you for taking time to read this and for the help.

[pr]

Welcome Pwsmiles!!! :D

Al "Liquid Silver" Espinoza has two men's styling videos that e.g. contain body waves. :P :arrow: http://dance-clips.com or :arrow: http://www.alespinoza.com/allprods.php :) (Of some reason I can only find his volume one video :?, but I know he has two. 8))

[salcero2005]

I am sorry if this does not belong in this section, but I saw a couple posting about body isolation videos. To review they are:

Shaka Brown's shine's video: http://www.salsamor.com/shopping/store.php

Sekou McMiller:
http://www.centuryballroom.com/html/sale.html

Frankie Martinez:
http://www.abakuadancers.com/#

Are there any other body isolation vidoes out there? Looking for guy stuff.
Really like Juan Matos 2003 Uk Salsa Congress performance. It seemed like he had alot of afro-cuban movements, not sure how much isolation he put in the routine, but I don't want to dance like a ballroom dancer....all stiff...and take my salsa to another level...so I prefer advanced isolation, but if there is a good beginner that will work as well.

Thank you for taking time to read this and for the help.

I've seen all these guys dance up front and in person. IMHO, Frankie is heads and shoulders above them all. Juan Matos is right up there as well. To me, these two tend to be more outside the box when it comes to mambo.

As far as Al "Liquid Silver" Espinoza, if you like that style of dance there is probably no one better. I've seen a couple of his DVDs and they were pretty good. The guy from Chicago is an excellent dancer as well.