Slavik and Karina - Jive

could some one plz tell me the name of the song that Slavik and Karina is dancing to in the above jive video
i couldn't find it any where cuz i don't know the name of it
 
thanks for the vid, TE... very cool jive, indeed!

i can never take my eyes off slavik when he dances...

does anybody else wonder what the pairing of slavik & yulia z. might be like?
 
lioric said:
could some one plz tell me the name of the song that Slavik and Karina is dancing to in the above jive video
i couldn't find it any where cuz i don't know the name of it
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I've beek looking for it myself and can't find it. :(
As for Slavik and Yulia... :shock: That's a combo I never thought of. Somehow I can't picture Slavik with someone who isn't Karina, even now that they're not dancing together.

T_E
 
plz some one any one

Twilight_Elena said:
I've beek looking for it myself and can't find it. :(
As for Slavik and Yulia... :shock: That's a combo I never thought of. Somehow I can't picture Slavik with someone who isn't Karina, even now that they're not dancing together.

T_E
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plz if anyone knows any info artist album singer anything about this song plz let me know
 
*raises hand*

Okay I'm still learning here and realize that those are some 'super star professionals' BUT I have been taught to not stomp the floor like it appears Karina is doing there. I know if I showed this to my coach he would faint dead on the spot. I have been told to dance my jive very light, as though I were skipping rope - to not dance the jive 'heavy' by bringing my knees up so high and stamping the floor.

Thoughs? Opinions? A misinterpretation of my coach's advice perhaps?
 
I thought Karina looked a little "heavy" and slow compared to Slavik, but most mortals do, eh? ;) Like you, I was taught that Jive should be light and not stompy. Easier said than done sometimes.
 
My teacher told me that the more I use my feet, the lighter the jive will look. Where is this video? Is it on YouTube or somewhere else?
 
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