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Life is like dancing. If we have a big floor, many people will dance. Some will get angry when the rhythm changes. But life is changing all the time.
Miguel Angel Ruiz
Dance to the music of these wonderful quotes...
I would believe only in a God that knows how to dance. - Friedrich Nietzsche
Nobody cares if you can't dance well. Just get up and dance. - Dave Barry
To touch, to move, to inspire. This is the true gift of dance. - Aubrey Lynch
Dance isn't something that can be explained in words. It has to be danced. - Paige Arden
I often say that in making dances I can make a world where I think things are done morally, done democratically, done honestly. - Twyla Tharp
I think Balanchine and Robbins talk to God and when I call, he's out to lunch. - Bob Fosse
The dance is over, the applause subsided, but the joy and feeling will stay with you forever. - W.M. Tory
Dance is like wine; it matures with every performance. - Alarmel Valli
Dancing is a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire. - George Bernard Shaw
Almost nobody dances sober, unless they are insane. - H.P. Lovecraft
ways to help improve or get your aerial
- Stand with your legs shoulder width apart. Your arms should be at your sides.
- Take a few running steps. Running before the aerial will give you more speed and height, and will make it easier for you to perform the skill without your hands. Don't slow down before you begin the aerial.
- Put your dominant leg in front of your other leg. Take a slight hop straight up before you lunge down slightly. Raise your arms in the air at the same time. Do what you would do before moving into a cartwheel, except by working on gaining height.
- Drive your dominant leg into the ground to whip your body up. Instead of leaning down your upper body as you would for a cartwheel, you want the momentum of your body to travel upwards. Your dominant leg should help you move your body up and around higher. As you drive down your dominant leg, swing your arms down and keep them tucked at your sides. You can also just keep them lowered slightly behind your sides.
- Kick up your back leg. Whip it up behind you. Swing your legs over the top in a wheel-like motion, just as you would in a cartwheel. If you feel like you're going to fall on your head, just put your arms down. Remember that you can always put your arms down at any moment.
- Land on your feet. You'll land on your non-dominant leg first and face the opposite direction that you started from.
- Finish with your arms in the air. Point your dominant leg slightly in front of your other leg.
- Once you land a running aerial, try it without running. First, practice taking less running steps before you land the aerial. Then, try to land it after just one or two steps. When you're comfortable with that, do the aerial with only a hop beforehand.
- Add the aerial to your other skills. You can try doing two aerials in a row, or an aerial before or after a cartwheel, or combine it with other gymnastics skills.

in order to get a trick like this a (tilt) yoyu must stretch constantly

and pretty soon it won't even hurt to do splits anywhere
pike stretch
Pike leg stretches target the hamstrings. To do this leg stretch, sit on the floor with your feet pointed straight ahead of you. Bend your torso forward and reach for your toes. If you can touch your feet, try to get your chest down flat on your legs. To further increase leg flexibility in the pike stretch, try flexing your feet and grasping the soles of your feet with your hands.
Butterfly
This leg stretch is well known and effective. It is great for those who wish to increase flexibility in the inner thighs. Start by sitting on the floor with the soles of your feet together and keeping your back straight. Try to lower your knees to the floor. Hold the stretch for at least 15 seconds before releasing. With this leg stretch, I like to hold the stretch, then release, and repeat a few times. Resting and repeating the stretch will increase leg flexibility, especially if your inner thigh muscles are very tight.
Frog
The frog stretch is popular in ballet because it helps to increase leg flexibility and turnout. But this leg stretch is controversial because there is evidence that it can damage the knees. I think that if you are careful not to push it too far, and if you do the frog stretch properly, you will be safe from injury. Begin this inner thigh leg stretch by lying on your stomach. Plie your legs in towards your crotch, keeping the soles of your feet together. Your legs should look a bit like the reverse of the butterfly stretch described above. Now, try and bring your feet toward the ground. The goal of the frog stretch is to be completely flat on the ground, from your stomach to your feet.
Front Lunge
This is a good leg stretch to increase flexibility in the hip flexor and hamstrings. Your front leg should be bent in front, with the knee directly over the toe. The back leg should be straight, with weight only on the ball of the back foot. Try to drop your back leg thigh towards the floor. To make the lunge more challenging and further increase leg flexibility, try dropping your elbows to the floor and holding the lunge for 30 seconds.
Straddle
This stretch will increase leg flexibility in the inner thighs and hamstrings. Sit on the floor with your legs spread wide in a straddle position. You want to aim for a 180 degree straddle by pushing your legs as wide as possible. Your knees should face the ceiling in this leg stretch. Turn the body to the right and reach for your right foot. Repeat on the left side. Finally, reach your arms and torso forward and down, and try to lay your stomach flat on the ground. In the straddle leg stretch, it is important to breath steadily and allow your legs to relax, or your legs will tighten and the stretch will be so painful that you'll be sorely tempted to quit.
Wall Straddle
This leg stretch lets gravity help you in your quest to increase leg flexibility. Lay on your back with your legs and butt against a sturdy wall. Open your legs to a straddle position and try to lower your feet to the ground, so that your legs are in a 180 degree straddle. I like to relax and sit in this stretch for five minutes or more. It's amazing how much better my leg flexibility is after resting in this leg stretch!
Front Splits
This is the ultimate test of leg flexibility. Dancers with average flexibility will have no trouble getting their front splits flat. They will need to challenge themselves by placing their front leg on a raised surface such as an aerobics step or a dictionary etc. This is called over splits and is a great way to increase leg flexibility in your front splits. Other variations on the basic front splits include bending your torso forward so it rests on your front leg, bending backwards and trying to kick your head with your back foot, and taking all weight off your hands and holding them above your head.
Center Splits
This is similar to the straddle stretch, but you will have to push your body up so that your butt is of the ground, your weight is on your hands or elbows, and your knees face forward (instead of facing the ceiling as they would in a straddle). Keep your knees straight and your toes pointed. A friend can help you increase leg flexibility by gently pushing down on your legs to help bring them closer to the ground. If you have the center splits flat, do over splits by placing both legs on raised surfaces such as two mats or large books.

stretch well or you will look bad like this dude
after you master flebibilty maybe you can work on felebilty in your back and strength
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