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    © 2016 by Joey Science

    Level Placement Reminders for Dancers

    June 10, 2016

    I recently learned that someone who is now a friend's first impression of me was one that isnot great. Some five years ago, I traveled to an event, got placed in a lower level than my romantic partner, andessentially had a fit. It wasn't my finest moment. At the time,...

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    One of the best pieces of feedback I ever got was to dance my feelings honestly. If I was feeling nervous, I could use those feelings, rather than try...

    Dancing Honestly

    January 28, 2016

    One of the hardest things about maturing as a dancer is that at some point, no one else can tell you what you shold do next. This is a weird and wonde...

    Developing Your Own Style

    March 9, 2016

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