Basic belly dancing moves in the Arabic style include the hip slide, the hip twist and the figure-eight. Wear a hip scarf when learning Arabic dance moves wi…
Basic belly dancing moves in the Arabic style include the hip slide, the hip twist and the figure-eight. Wear a hip scarf when learning Arabic dance moves wi...
Thanks! Share it with your friends!
Basic belly dancing moves in the Arabic style include the hip slide, the hip twist and the figure-eight. Wear a hip scarf when learning Arabic dance moves wi…
){kind=link}
i followed this and know i can shake… this is so awesome… thanks for the publishing!
you are great you move your body like snake i admire you i love your videos i wish i could dance like that
I’m just starting with belly dance. About how long does it take to become familiar with each isolated muscle group? I’m trying but it seems as if my entire body gets into the motion. I can’t seem to isolate anything at all.
How you can talk and doin’ that ? ‘:OOO
Beautiful!! Wish I could do that! “old fashioned typewriter” ?- How do you remember that? You’re not that old!!:)
Clear teaching, gonna see if this helps my latin and hip hop :)
thats so hard to follow exactly
Hom fand
fantastic
nice
boring.
Nice Tat
Hello, have you heard about Atomic Fat Loss? (check on google) You will find out about the serious crimes we commit against ourselves. With Atomic Fat Loss, you will discover how to lose weight fast.
Did you know you can study with me LIVE and INTERACTIVE online? 🙂 All you need is a webcam and wi-fi and we can dance together from the comfort of your own home. Learn how to belly dance today! powhow.com/classes/sahira-belly-dance
Hy
turkısh dance
this easy
So hard tryna learn this
There are a lot of different types of dance studios in Texas, especially the bigger cities, which are more “northern” than most of Texas (Austin is honestly the best place in Texas). There are also a lot of very active communities here from Thailand, India, Korea, and Nigeria (at least in the big city areas where I’ve lived, and that varies from where you go). Smaller towns would probably not be the best place for a belly dance studio, but in Houston it might do pretty well. 🙂
Stupid dance Arabic #1 don’t even try
arab & turkish women cant belly dance for shit. egyptians may have invented belly dancing but the iranians and indians perfected the true sensuality and eroticness of the womens belly. arab & turkish bitches are fat nasty cunts that think theyre sexy just like westernized women
hi. im trying to learn belly dance at home. can you help me what to learn first? i really dont know anything yet
Wow I feel like i’m a pro now! Hahaha, all jokes aside this was really helpful. Thank you so much!
Very helpful THANKS !
smooth moves !!
U make it look so easy! :'(
I did the hip slide and my back popped! Lord, I need to work out (@[email protected])
She seems to be a very good teacher, besides her belly button is mesmerizing!
I nvr knew this was in Texas, if I did I woulda been there everyday !! XP
Belly dancing in Texas? How do they stay in business?
-.- 10 moves for begginers ? u have to watch the video like 10,000 times to try 1 move lol
looks so simple!! But I think I will need thousand hours for do it if not right, at least start moving lol.
BASIC? bitch please. i cant even run the mile -_____-
Omg she has a tattoo. Que jevi! xdd
you can not dance
She moves her body like a snake! 😀
seductive!
is it weird that I knew this just naturally since I was little, I didn’t even know I was bellydancing till someone mentioned it to me, you’re awesome though! (:
nice camera
She looks a bit like Jessica Alba
I’m Arab and i say that’s a hot Arabic Belly Dance !!
holy crap she’s gorgeuos1!!!
the chest slide is easy for me because in persian dance we use that but hips no, 😀
Jessica Alba :O
shes amazinggg
Love the outfit 🙂 Whomever did the vidio tapeing did a good job. Good descriptions of movements.
that’s impossible for me!
at last! i found the best, thank you
Does anyone know how to protect spine during the bellydance?
OMG. Your control is amazing! Who taught you and when did you first learn?!