what they mean by body awareness is that you have to be aware of what your body is doing. because many people start dancing when they are younger, as they continue to dance, there body will develop (through puberty). so, when you are twelve, your body, even if you don't think so, will be doing differrent things and looking different when you do the same movements. it will take a while to get used to this change!
be aware of your body, paying attention not only to body changes that come along with the age, but also, pay attention and listen to your inside body- muscles, joints, tissues, blood, expiration and respiration process. Follow your body in each movement, improving it`s quality constantly. Let your body react to music and credit him a lot- he knows better than you how to respond.
Body awareness basically means being aware of your body. In dance you have to be aware of your own physical limitations otherwise injuries can occur.
Knowing what your body is doing at all times
Spatial awareness allows enough room to be given for God to be in between dancing partners.
its where you contract you muscles in where you need to use tention its often used in street dance etc types of dance its like loking and poping your body
moving your body fast with out messing the dance.
Body awareness basically means being aware of your body. In dance you have to be aware of your own physical limitations otherwise injuries can occur.
Knowing what your body is doing at all times
Spatial awareness allows enough room to be given for God to be in between dancing partners.
its where you contract you muscles in where you need to use tention its often used in street dance etc types of dance its like loking and poping your body
Yes, Bharatanatyam can improve body posture as it emphasizes alignment, balance, and grace. The dance form requires practitioners to maintain a straight spine, open shoulders, and engaged core muscles, which promote awareness of body positioning. Regular practice can lead to increased flexibility and strength, further enhancing overall posture and body awareness. Additionally, the disciplined nature of the dance encourages better body mechanics in everyday movements.
moving your body fast with out messing the dance.
to make sure that you have the perfect posture!.!
Olwyn H. Pritchard has written: 'An investigation into the influence of dance teaching on body awareness in primary school children'
isolation means when one part of your body does its own movement
How you move - quickly, slowly, gently, strongly
a position of the body in comparison with the whole body
what they mean by body awareness is that you have to be aware of what your body is doing. because many people start dancing when they are younger, as they continue to dance, there body will develop (through puberty). so, when you are twelve, your body, even if you don't think so, will be doing differrent things and looking different when you do the same movements. it will take a while to get used to this change! be aware of your body, paying attention not only to body changes that come along with the age, but also, pay attention and listen to your inside body- muscles, joints, tissues, blood, expiration and respiration process. Follow your body in each movement, improving it`s quality constantly. Let your body react to music and credit him a lot- he knows better than you how to respond.