yo yo recently i am so free so i going to update my blog like kind of frequent.

Went for NRA FLAVOUR today at Ngee Ann Poly.
Workshop taught by Terrence Then, Xuan Feng, Tina and Ronnie.
Song : Brown Eye Girl - Abracadabra

Firstly i like to say i really anti korea. BUT thanks to the korean 'wind' recently, Wedding Dress has made my own top chart followed by Abracadabra.

The workshop was 3hours plus long. Saw many familiar faces there. Those super good dancer were all there and i feel extremely inferior. Well i should have because there was so much pressure as even those good dancer got a hard time killing the choreography don't even need to mention me. For my case i almost got killed by the choreography.LOL

After the workshop ended i was damn demoralise. Realising how much effort i have put into dance i am just not good enough. This workshop really show what dance is about and the genre the whole world is moving towards. What happen in the studio is really called DANCING. For me this is the first time i had a very very hard time mastering the steps. The feeling of stopping dance was so huge because i really feel damn weak. Even though i am kind of self motivated in dance i already feel like shit i wonder how people around would feel like if they all went for the class. I think we can have a mass SUICIDE in nyp.LOL jkjk just trying to make it over Kua Zhang! But its true dancer should keep going on and never remain stagnant. Always seek for greater and never be complacent. Just like what those instructor say ALWAYS BE A STUDENT SO YOU NEVER STOP LEARNING. So basically we should be more humble and always seek for improvement!

How i wish i can inherit those dance value that i got from such inspiration dancer to my previous dance club like how NRA are doing. Just imagine those instructor up there teaching are all MY AGE! WTF RIGHT...more depress T_T.....

Alright enough of whining. I should start dancing!!!!!!
Shit i keep repeating ABRACADABRA...OMG!


Mm talked about you today and i suddenly miss u.




DANCE LOVE LIFE