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Looking backwards the motivation to capture the process makes sense. I wonder what was the motivation in the early days?
by NirDremer 13y ago
Looking backwards the motivation to capture the process makes sense. I wonder what was the motivation in the early days?
- minikomi 13y agoTo analyze and review her dancing session on the way to work the next day, I'd guess.
- karenxcheng 13y agoHi, I'm the dancer in the video. Minikomi is right, I wanted to check my progress. Because I started out awkwardly though, I didn't take many videos in the beginning. I wish I had taken more.
- jentulman 13y agoSlightly O.T. but seeing as you're here and the youtube comments are unsurprisingly full of bile, props for not only 'dancing like no-one's watching' but going out and doing it in an out of context place where everybody definitely will be.
- dylanz 13y agoOT as well, but I just wanted to let you know that you made awesome progress over the year. Very inspirational. You are dope.
- solistice 13y agoI also regret that somewhat now. It'd be nice to actually see where I started out from instead of just assuming that I did half-efforted head seperations.
- gknoy 13y agoWhen learning a physical activity, where form is important (whether to look good or prevent injury), watching videos of yourself can be INCREDIBLY useful. As a beginner, we often cannot feel the ways in which we are doing it wrong, which are clear and apparent to an observer. I've noticed this in fencing and crossfit, all activities where proper form is important to avoid injury. (I'm a beginner at both.)