In this workshop we will start by going over some body tracers starting with, shoulders, hips, legs, arms, and even your head. Once students are comfortable with doing these tracers both simultaneously and separately we will begin to go over some of the combinations to create hybrids! For example, Body tracer vs Antispin flower, Cap vs Body tracer, and Body tracer vs Body tracer etc. These frameworks will open up many options for the students to add into their flow.
In this class we will be learning grips and transitions between liquid dance moves and grid tech moves. There are a lot of very fun transitions and unexplored liquid space that I would like to share with you guys.
This class with cover a hand full of 8-step cap paterns as well as some longer variations which I prefer the term ratchet pattens as the word applies well to geometry and mechanical tools.
Wait, you can isolate fans too? Yes! Single point isolations with fans focus on single wicks simultaneously isolating to create a pretty illusion. These isolations can also be done with the handle of the fan as well. These are great practice for grip switches, which people struggle with commonly with fans. Turns, plane breaking, etc can be added to these patterns and will definitely make a crowd go Oooooo, Ahhhhhh!
This class will cover the foundation of grid tracing with fans. We’ll go through just some of the infinite possibilities, I’ll explain how to get untangled from strange grip positions, and how to create your own patterns using grid tracing.
