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She's amaazing.
Not like most lyrical dancers, that just do 10 pirouettes and leaps the whole entire time.
Very unique, but she needs work on her fouttes and pirouettes a.k.a. turns for those of you who don't speak dance. (:
This is NOT me.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxsIrobJc_I

More coming soon(:




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She looks like one of those toys with weights in their feet, and when you put their legs up above their head they just kind of tumble everywhere!!

She's a very good dancer! Personally though, I don't really enjoy watching this kind of dancing. It's just never been something that speaks to me.

But I will admit, she has amazing control and she must keep it up!!
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She is part gymnyest, part ballerinna and part modern dancer.

I can really see the classical training she's had. It's evident in her movements and the flow she has.

The choriography was pretty good too. I find the timing was off in some places, but it was done well other then a few slips.

I don't know how much she needs to work on her turns. Modern is different in the fact you don't put one foot right by the next when you land. She didn't wobble much, which is really all you need. (To play devil's advocate here...)

This was on the good side of modern dance I've seen. Not the best, but pretty good.
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I think what really brought it onto the side of modern was the speed of it as well as the song it was set too. I know Flyleaf (the band) has become a big deal as of late, as least around where I'm from.

But I think her moves were amazing. I saw one instance where I think she slipped. And I had to actually go back and look a couple of times to be sure it was even a slip. I would never be able to do that and I have gymnastic and dance training from when I was a kid. Then again, I'm too clumsy to make it up the stairs so what am I saying.
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