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She was 16 years old last year when I met her, and she aspired to be a professional dancer.
And I was a really good dancer.
EA: Shraivell Brown was another choreographer and dancer in "Hoods Up."
You all, I guess, like me, enjoy watching a ballet dancer dance.
Anybody seen a ballet dancer's toes when they come out of the points?
You see, there was a time when you weren't afraid of failure, when you were a great artist or a great dancer and you could sing, you were good at math, you could build things, you were an astronaut, an adventurer, Jacques Cousteau, you could jump higher, run faster, kick harder than anyone.
This is a rain dancer.
"O body swayed to music / O brightening glance / How [can we know] the dancer from the dance?"
And here is Merce Cunningham, I was fortunate to dance with him when I was younger, and here he is a dancer, and while he is dancing, he is both the dancer and the dance.
Now, sadly, neurological disorders such as Parkinson's disease gradually destroy this extraordinary ability, as it is doing to my friend Jan Stripling, who was a virtuoso ballet dancer in his time.
Or as the ballet dancer Alonzo King said, "What's interesting about you is you."
The great artist, then in her 90s, arrived at Gimpo Airport and a reporter asked her a typical question: "What do you have to do to become a great dancer?
As Yeats put that same universal question, "O body swayed to music, o brightening glance, how can we know the dancer from the dance?"
The dancer and the dance were hopelessly entwined.
But the fact is, without the dancer who knows how to use his body and swing on those wires, it's nothing.
And this is Yuyu, who is a dancer I have been working with.
Adrianne is a dancer, a ballroom dancer.
This boy is a professional dancer, only 12 years old, but at secondary school, he hides his dancing classes and is wearing the mask of brutality, trying to be united with the rest of his classmates like a storm trooper has no personality.
Like, you keep calling it the sex industry or whatever, but it's like, if the girl wants to be an exotic dancer and she's 18, like, that's her right.
He's a Russian ballet dancer."
Should've been a dancer.
TC: Try this: Google-image, "professional Latin dancer," and then look for an actual Latino person.
Those spectacular turns are called fouettés, which means "whipped" in French, describing the dancer's incredible ability to whip around without stopping.
The dancer starts the fouetté by pushing off with her foot to generate torque.
Between each turn, the dancer pauses for a split second and faces the audience.
The turns are most effective if her center of gravity stays constant, and a skilled dancer will be able to keep her turning axis vertical.
During her momentary pause, the dancer's elevated leg straightens and moves from the front to the side, before it folds back into her knee.
When the leg comes back in towards the body, that stored momentum gets transferred back to the dancer's body, propelling her around as she rises back onto pointe.
The other option is for the dancer to bring her arms or leg in closer to her body once she returns to pointe.
Like every other turn in ballet, the fouetté is governed by angular momentum, which is equal to the dancer's angular velocity times her rotational inertia.
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