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The Belly Dance Bundle
Oct. 3rd, 2017 11:27 am The list of the content is in and I am really excited!
My main problem? I have to stop teaching for two years in order to actually follow the courses, read the material and watch the videos. My problem as a dancer isn't in finding resources, or the price of the resources. I bought a bundle of seven classes on powhow in August and so far I've done three of them.
I am going to buy the bundle (it contains a full set fof lash cards for class and practice! I love flash cards!). I am going to sign up and download as much nmaterial as I possibly can. But I have no clue when I have the time t do a 9 week course on building a practice habit, or doing the 4-5 hours cof online classes with Sadie (Sadie doesn't do it for me in digital classes. It's a personal thing. I prefer Jillina and Aziza),
I have a huge dvd colection that's gathering dust. Why would I want to add a digital collection as well? I can deduct the cost because I'm a business owner and this means that I rather see my money go to this project instead of the tax department. But still, how am I ever going to find the time?
*update*
I signed up! Every contributor has a PDF file with instructions on how to download or subscribe. After enrollment, it takes about one and a half hour to go through the zipfile and sign up for everything. The downside is that some courses force you to start right away. The uypside is that said courses are all digital, and material is still available indefinetly in many cases. I really like the Powhow class about the Illiopsoas. I received got about 16 hours of video and online classes to schedule in the next couple of months. This includes choreography classes with Sadie, 3/4 shimmies, shimmies on the down, Persian dance (This looks yummy, I can't wait). The Fez documentary is in the package (it's also available in other places) and I have a couple of e-books/printable PDFs to work my way through. In all, it's a good deal for what I've paid.
My mailbox will be overrun by belly dance mail for a while, as I had to whitelist email to get to the goodies. The confusing thing is that everyone chose their own favorite platform, so the material is all over the place. I've downloaded content from Vimeo, through google drive, on gumroad and via Powhow. I got most of it downloaded on my computer so it's concentrated in one spot, but going through all the different websites and check-outs is a bit of a hassle.
My main problem? I have to stop teaching for two years in order to actually follow the courses, read the material and watch the videos. My problem as a dancer isn't in finding resources, or the price of the resources. I bought a bundle of seven classes on powhow in August and so far I've done three of them.
I am going to buy the bundle (it contains a full set fof lash cards for class and practice! I love flash cards!). I am going to sign up and download as much nmaterial as I possibly can. But I have no clue when I have the time t do a 9 week course on building a practice habit, or doing the 4-5 hours cof online classes with Sadie (Sadie doesn't do it for me in digital classes. It's a personal thing. I prefer Jillina and Aziza),
I have a huge dvd colection that's gathering dust. Why would I want to add a digital collection as well? I can deduct the cost because I'm a business owner and this means that I rather see my money go to this project instead of the tax department. But still, how am I ever going to find the time?
*update*
I signed up! Every contributor has a PDF file with instructions on how to download or subscribe. After enrollment, it takes about one and a half hour to go through the zipfile and sign up for everything. The downside is that some courses force you to start right away. The uypside is that said courses are all digital, and material is still available indefinetly in many cases. I really like the Powhow class about the Illiopsoas. I received got about 16 hours of video and online classes to schedule in the next couple of months. This includes choreography classes with Sadie, 3/4 shimmies, shimmies on the down, Persian dance (This looks yummy, I can't wait). The Fez documentary is in the package (it's also available in other places) and I have a couple of e-books/printable PDFs to work my way through. In all, it's a good deal for what I've paid.
My mailbox will be overrun by belly dance mail for a while, as I had to whitelist email to get to the goodies. The confusing thing is that everyone chose their own favorite platform, so the material is all over the place. I've downloaded content from Vimeo, through google drive, on gumroad and via Powhow. I got most of it downloaded on my computer so it's concentrated in one spot, but going through all the different websites and check-outs is a bit of a hassle.
