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    American Tribal Style (ATS) Workshops with Fat Chance Bellydance!

    • Start: April 14, 2012 @ 9:30 am    End: April 14, 2012 @ 3:00 pm


      • Register Here:   Three Eyes Tribal and Bedouin Beats Present:   Saturday, April 14, Day 1:  FUN-da-mentals (2hrs) in morning 10AM to Noon Create a cohesive performance with the base of your dance language.  From the basics, the understanding of all other movements opens up.  Break down and drill: Taxseem, Hand Floreo, Arm undulations, Bodywave, Torso Rotation, Circle Step, Egyptian, Arabic, Pivot Bump,/Choo Choo and... View Details



    American Tribal Style (ATS) Workshops with Fat Chance Bellydance!

    • Start: April 15, 2012 @ 10:00 am    End: April 15, 2012 @ 3:00 pm


      • REGISTER HERE   Three Eyes Tribal and Bedouin Beats Present:   Sunday, April 15, Day 2: Enter the Intermediate(2hrs) 10AM to noon We'll explore the realms of intermediate movements and performance.  Presentation, consciousness and creativety will be our focus in building a well rounded set.  We'll add more steps to the basics, work on chorus presentation and creating an overall powerful performance.   Must have goo... View Details





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