Alisson Sandi Brazuka Training Series in NYC [YoZouk]

Alisson Sandi will be holding his first Brazuka training series in NYC. If you're serious about training, don't miss this opportunity. ▄▄▄▄ SCHEDULE ▄▄▄ ★ Sun, Mar 8, 3-6pm: Session 1 ★ Sun, Mar 15, 3-6pm: Session 2 Location: 440 Lafayette St #4, New York, NY 10003 (close to Solas) Room: 4A Both sessions include 1 hour for practica (non-guided practice among group) ▄▄▄▄ TRAINING ▄▄▄▄ 'Brazuka Training' has been under constant development over the last 13 years and and it's his secret to having trained amazing dancers from casual to professional dancers. Price: $55 per session, 35% discount if you are registered to attend the YoZouk Congress in April. Information regarding Brazouky qualifier class at YoZouk available at these sessions. Start training now to participate in Brazouky Congress at the end of the year in Washington DC. Sunday 8th details: I’m super pumped to be bringing my ‘BRAZUKA Training’ to NYC for the 1st time 🤩 . As the name suggests, this training is for those who are keen on leveling up and upgrading with no fear 💪🏻 to put in the hard work 😓 . Here is what we have planned to cover this weekend: . — Int/Adv Foundations — Most of can be felt, can’t be seen. The feeling you get when you dance with an experience/trained dancer comes from the little things which makes a huge impact. We will have the usual suspects: weight transfer, grounding, connection, listening, etc. . In this session, we will be spending a lot of time on the body mechanics (one of my specialties). And with the tools I’ll be teaching, your dance will become more consistent, balanced, with precise timing and solid axis. . This is no walk in the park by no means, it takes years, but there are things that you can do right now that will make a great difference, and we will be doing it this Sunday! . — Flow in Head Movements — . It’s not why we love zouk, but we wouldn’t have so much fun if it wasn’t for the intricacies and limitlessness of this topic. . It all comes from the ground, so that is why in the first part of this Sunday, we will be focusing on the bottom half. . The second part we will be moving to the top half, where the magic happens. I’ll teach you how to discover and unlock possibilities that aren’t explored by conventional ‘combo workshops’. . After unlocking the doors, it’s all about finding the flow and understanding how to connect the dots to create an awesome thrill ride. . — . ✅ Safety is a big part of any of my workshops, therefore I’ll be breaking down lots of drills and exercises to ensure safety, longevity and care on and off the dance floor. . ✅ I highly encourage you to take as many notes and videos as you need to 👍🏻 I want you to get it and I know the videos and the notes will help you later 👌🏻 . See you on Sunday ❤️ Até domingo 🙏🏻 #yummy 💕 ▄▄▄▄ ALISSON ▄▄▄▄ Alisson Sandi began his dance career at the age of 15 in São Paulo, Brazil, where he was born. Over the years he trained in Brazilian, Latin and International Ballroom dancing with Jaime Arôxa, Renata Peçanha, Alex de Carvalho, Rodrigo Delano, and others. In 2007, he joined the Juan Rando Dance Academy (JRDA) in Perth where he started and developed the scene for 10 years and then Melbourne for 2, in Australia, and stayed there through 2019 teaching in multiple cities and around the world. Alisson has held performances and workshops in over 41 countries, and holds titles including: - 2x Pro World Champion - 3x Australian Pro Champion - and Winner/Finalist of various BZDC All Stars/Champions Jack and Jill Comps. He is one of the the founders and the first choreographers of the International Zouk Flash Mob. He has also been an official judge and head judge for the Brazilian Zouk Dance Council since its first competition event. Alisson has a passion for teaching and is known for his attention to detail and effective instruction in dance techniques. Recently Alisson completed the 50-hour lambada certification course with Master Braz, and is looking forward to practicing and teaching more lambada and sharing it with the dancers and community.