Learntokiz.com Podcast Charles Ogar

In this episode, I share 4 mental spaces that followers (and leaders) should be aware of to level up your intention communication and reception.
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I am a danceprenuer (instructor, event organizer, DJ, mentor, & podcaster) that primarily works in the kizomba scene. I love nerding out on musicality, self-awareness, creativity, fundamentals, history, and more! I also run an online membership site for kiz tutorials dedicated to helping kiz dancers around the world level up their kiz skills at https://link.neokizomba.com/learntokiz.

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So what the hell is a stud muffin radar? I’m not sure exactly where I was teaching when I got the idea of dubbing this technique/awareness as stud muffin radar, but this technique/awareness was something that I saw missing very often among the leads and follows in the classes and workshops I have taught over the years. Check out the blog and let’s dive into the term!

In this podcast, we will be covering the concept of skin, muscle, and bone. I love using this concept to show how pressure can be used to touch the skin of your partner to communicate or receive an intention while dancing.

Musical gears is a term I coined to explain the basic timings that are present in a lot of music we have today. Producers use these very frequently when creating patterns of the different musical elements we hear in a song. I like term gears analogy as it refers to driving a car with manual transmission where you can cruise at different speeds.