FCBD® Style Intermediate: Part Two - Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy and Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy with Arms and Turn

Recorded Live in the FCBD® Studio with Carolena

Class with Carolena Nericcio

FCBD® Style Intermediate: Part Two - Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy and Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy with Arms and Turn

Recorded Live in the FCBD® Studio with Carolena

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Welcome to part two of the twelve-part FatChanceBellyDance® Style Level 2 (Intermediate) classes with FCBD®Style founder, Carolena Nericcio! Remember to keep practicing your Level 1 Fundamentals while you add complexity to the steps in Intermediate Level 2.

In part two, we will speed things up and work on fast movements. You will learn the Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy and Forward and Back (Turkish) Shimmy with Arms and Turn. Of course, we will review part one and drill!

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  FCBD®Style Intermediate: Part Two
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Carolena Nericcio
Carolena Nericcio

Carolena Nericcio is the creator of FatChanceBellyDance® Style.

In 1974, Carolena began dancing with Masha Archer and the San Francisco Classic Dance Troupe. Masha’s style was an eclectic blend of classic Egyptian, Folkloric, and any other influence that she found enticing. In 1987, after the SF Classic Dance Troupe disbanded, Carolena began teaching in a small studio in the Noe Valley Ministry. Her only goal was to teach people to dance so she could have dance partners.

Being young and tattooed, Carolena attracted other young people living alternative lifestyles. The Modern Primitives movement was also underway. Tattoos and primitive styles of body adornment were the vogue. Carolena and her students performed at tattoo shows and conventions and became well known in the City by the Bay.