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- Thread starter SalsaGrensterr
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Re: Are Instructional Videos Similar To Material Though In C
A video never even comes close to a private class, even a group class is better, because the teacher can see you and correct an incipient problem before it develops into a fill fledged bad habit. You can always tell dancers that learned from videos because of this. The only work what was mentioned in the video and are oblivious to everything else.
As for "putting the best stuff on the videos", any good teacher is also a good creator, so no, I do not think they would hold back. After all, signature moves get old in a hurry, so hat is another incentive for people to buy videos now and every time a new one comes out, regardless of when they, or if they take classes.
SalsaGrensterr said:...The warm up is not that important for me to know about, but I would like to know if the difficulty of the turn patterns and footwork is similar to the group classes? Is an advanced video similar to an advanced class? And what do the videos lack of material thought in class?
I am particularly interested in Nelson Flores, Frankie Martinez, Shaka Brown, Tropical Gem, Orville Small, Seaon the Stylist, Super Mario, and Ismael Otero.
My thought is that they would not want to show the best stuff in the videos since people would know their best stuff and would not need to go to their classes.
A video never even comes close to a private class, even a group class is better, because the teacher can see you and correct an incipient problem before it develops into a fill fledged bad habit. You can always tell dancers that learned from videos because of this. The only work what was mentioned in the video and are oblivious to everything else.
As for "putting the best stuff on the videos", any good teacher is also a good creator, so no, I do not think they would hold back. After all, signature moves get old in a hurry, so hat is another incentive for people to buy videos now and every time a new one comes out, regardless of when they, or if they take classes.