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Mua kệ day trượt
2026-11-12 16:13:49
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Kệ rây kích thước nhiu v bạn
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Mún mua sao e
2026-08-18 01:24:40
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Thích qué
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something clicked when I was editing this video. it felt like it came out of nowhere, but (as always) it was a new bubble of self knowledge that had been slowly forming through different moments over the past few years. i started heels as a hobby (it’s still just a hobby). something just for me. more importantly, a process in which i could be an awkward beginner. of course , i wasn’t starting from zero in dance. but there’s something sooooo very uncomfortable about learning a new movement language with a body that is already trained to mastery in another style. to this day, i struggle to ground myself into the heel instead of constantly flying forward into the front of the shoe. i struggle with balance because i can’t also rely on my upper body strength and let my legs be feather light (which is exactly what makes me so strong in pole flow) Eventually i went from feeling deeply inspired to feeling upset by how differently my body moved and felt movement compared to some of the dancers I admire. Along the way i received plenty of advice from other dancers on how to approach my training, how to ground myself, how to take my pole flow style out of my heels movement. And I think that’s where I started losing my focus & inspiration a little. There’s a difference between gradually improving your technique and trying to completely change the way you move so you can move like someone else or dance someone else’s choreo well enough. Of course, if my goal was to climb to the top, teach at big events or take advanced classes from world’s strongest dancers, I’d probably need a different approach. I don’t imagine the way I’m approaching this now will take me anywhere particularly shiny and important. But I’ve realized that isn’t what I need from this path. i think my dissatisfaction began when I stopped appreciating what my body brought into this space and started seeing it only through what it lacked. i don’t need to become the best of the best. i don’t need this to lead to teaching a heels class. i want to keep my spark and individuality through the process of becoming stronger. i want that process to fill my soul, to be slow, to have room for breaks when breaks are what i need. and i want to keep working on allowing myself to be just me. Because tbh i love how unique my flow is. I don’t want to move away from it. I want to explore my own shades and colours and see what happens as I keep learning. and if i never become “good enough” next to world’s best artists, that’s fine. I already proved everything I wanted to prove to myself through pole. and so here’s a video of me coming back to heels (again). I obviously didn’t dance it like Cisco, but I learned something new, stepped outside my comfort zone and loved the process choreo by Cisco
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