In case you are new to this blog – I love dancing. When I do it, it really doesn’t feel like exercise. So if I can incorporate some difficult moves which really reallyyyyy work those muscles then I am winning (and avoiding the gym :D).
I recently put out a dance video which worked the legs and glutes to Raka Taka Taka, and I’m not sure if you can tell, but this was really hurting my leg muscles towards the end.
It’s this one to the right. If you ever give it a go and it’s not hurting (because you have intense thigh and glute strength that watermelon-crushing aint a problem), then go lower. The lower you go, the harder it gets. And this is something which makes workouts like this so go-back-to-able.
So in addition to that workout, I also put out a YouTube #Short and compared to my other videos, the number of views went mad. I’m currently averaging probably around 6o views for a video which really isn’t much. (But hey! I’m a new channel). But this particular #Shorts got 500 views in around 24 hours. Seeing those numbers rise like that was crazyyy and I thought this is it – I’m going viral! Alas, that isn’t what happened and that’s okay (it’s fine – honestly, completely and totally fine…).
But if you have 30 seconds and would like to take a look at it, click over to the right. Actually, if you have 40 seconds, clicking the ‘Like’ button too would really help me out. Scratching backs and all that.
Or if you really hate these short workouts and don’t want a butt for days, head on over to my dance workout videos and also my seated dance workout videos to see what else I have to offer.
In the meantime, keep dancing (no really – keep doing it), keep coming back to check on my content (because I really do put my heart into it, and they will only get better), and don’t forget to be your most wonderful, radiant self and never let anyone else dim your shine (because you are too much of a badass).
Norwich Latin Dance 