Yep, Hula again, sort of, it's more about dance instruction in general.

[kistha]

I just want to see if it's my previous dance experience that is making me crazy. I also am curious as to what other's think would be best for a non-pro class.

I'm looking for answers, and certainly wouldn't mind extrapolating or explaining further in the comments -

I'm hoping for dialog people, this is driving me nuts.


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[shellyinseattle.livejournal.com]

I second the idea of considering another studio for hula to continue on. I know that the instructor/dojo makes the number one difference for martial arts, and I imagine it's the same for dance.

I know that I did this as a piano student long, long ago. The switch of instructors made the difference in enjoyment as well as keeping me from quitting at the intermediate level before I could play the classical pieces that I could at the time I actual quit to go to college.

[kistha.livejournal.com]

I think switching might make me happier with the progress, which is what's killing me, but then I'd lose all of my current hula sisters as well...which is one of the biggest things keeping me interested.

I don't know how much of the bug I have. I love a lot of things, a large number of which are dances, but I've left them all at one time or another. I miss wildlife rehab, but I don't have the time to do that with out missing time with family and friends. So I don't, but I still miss it. I don't know how much I'll miss hula. I suppose this summer will give me an idea of how bad I have the bug.

Thanks for the input I'll keep it percolating.