Do's and don't's of Philippines folk dancing?

Answer 1

The Filipino traditional tinikling dance is performed in a three quarters rhythm: 1 2 3 / 1 2 3 or "in in out" / "in in out." A dancer begins by standing next to a pair of bamboo poles. Entering with one foot at a time, the dancer steps "in" with one foot, "in" with the other foot, and finally steps "out" while lifting the inside foot high enough to avoid getting clapped in between the bamboo poles. Keeping the 1 2 3 or "in in out" pattern, the dancer continuously repeats these steps in a graceful way.

Answer 2

Do - dance to therhythm of the bamboos clapping. - Enjoy the dance
-practice and practice
-have a connection with your dance buddies

Don't -be tense, enjoy it. you'd dance better
-be a negative thinker. Don't let your mind think that you can't do it before you even tried.

Answer 3

Some do's for Folk Dancing are to stay toward the outside lane if dancing faster. Do make eye contact, but don't stare. Don't grasp the elbow with the thumb on top because it will bruise the other partner being danced with. Do tuck the thumb along the index finger when grabbing the elbow.

Answer 4

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