Pole Dance Choreography Games
Leading on from last weeks post, Pole Dance Plateau, I thought it would be useful to share some pole dance choreography games that you could use to explore and expand your movement vocabulary. Even if you are a pro at choreography it is good to go back to basics every so often. Moreover, choreography games are useful because sometimes we can get so caught up in what people expect from a pole dance, or from any style of dance, that we forget that the movement has a voice. The games listed below will keep you occupied for at least an hour, so make sure you give yourself time and don’t rush. You can do them on your own or with friends. Or if you’re a teacher, you can use these techniques with your students as a fun way to spice up their training session or as a way to generate movement material for an upcoming show. (more…)