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Bachazouk queen Anar from Kazakhstan — her first demo in Korea

ZoukDemo

(Bachata) Kyungsoo vs Joa — BachaZouk and pure Zouk demos with Anar #BachaZouk

BachaZoukDemo

(Bachazouk) First time seeing Garion's bachazouk 💛 Anar dancing with her hair~ LATIN demo

BachaZoukDemo

(Bachazouk) The famous bate cabello~ Anar dancing with her hair x Garion demo @ LATIN

BachaZoukDemo

(Bachata) Garion vs Gats vs Sora — the Ga family and the So family, each with their own flavor, in demos with Anar #BachaZouk

BachaZoukDemo

(Bachata) Bachazouk tucked behind that influence? Perfect fit~ Azael & Anar Jeju Latin Festival demo (filmed by Sunnyeo)

BachaZoukDemo
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IN THEIR WORDS

The feet have to arrive before the head. Think of the feet as the foundation of a building and the head as the roof. The foundation has to be there before the roof arrives.

Explaining the order of weight transfer with a building metaphor

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The most important thing in a tilt turn is blocking the head, and the second most important thing is energy.

Opening of an explanation of the core principles of the tilt turn (cabeza parada)

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You have to imagine the tilt turn as storing up energy and then bursting it out. You stay like ice, like stone — and then you release it, boom, and it creates a completely different energy.

Demonstrating the difference between just blocking and releasing versus compressing energy and bursting it out

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If you feel the leader activate the frame, then you activate your frame too, follower. Because the leader is trying to lead.

On frame connection with your partner and how the lead–follow response works

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I'd recommend practicing just one foot at a time. Don't prep for ten turns when you're only doing one — just keep it simple.

Advice on taking turn practice step by step and keeping it simple

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That point where you're holding the energy in and then you burst it out — that's where the beauty of the tilt turn lives.

Emphasized as the conclusion after demonstrating the compression and release of energy

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When you block, you have to block the neck, the chest, and most importantly the core. If you're not centered in your core, you're going to lose your balance.

Explaining which body parts to block and how balance is maintained

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First you send the weight into the foot, then you take the body, and the head moves last.

Breaking the undressing move down into its order of movement — foot, body, head

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