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Hello all!
is there a list of the ATS Vocabulary somewhere on the net? I have a hard copy, but I'm being a lazy so and so and don't want to have to re-type the whole thing in for one of my students.
is there a list of the ATS Vocabulary somewhere on the net? I have a hard copy, but I'm being a lazy so and so and don't want to have to re-type the whole thing in for one of my students.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 3:16 AMI don't know of any, but if you could scan it, it might be able to be converted to text.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 5:29 AMI know this isn't everything, but it's a start...
www.fcbd.com/instruction/format.shtml
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 5:46 AMI have it in a Word documment if you message me your email address. I know I'm missing a few of the new GC ones, but I guess they are not officially on the menu yet. :) -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 11:25 AMNot to be greedy, but would you mind sending me one as well? I'm new to tribal, and having a list of ATS moves would be a tremendous resource for me...in fact, I wish you could just host your list online somewhere. I'm sure lots of people would find it useful. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 12:47 PMThe link that Ottavina sent is great, but it would be cool if that list were perhaps in the ATSFaq tribe for reference as well. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 2:35 PMA friend of mine is compiling a bellydance dictionary online (you can find it at www.thesoulstudio.net), and she hopes to have ATS movements there eventually. Just something to look for! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 3:44 PMThanks for the plug, Alex!
Also, if someone would have interest in sending me the ATS Movement Name List, I'd be happy to add it to The Bellydance Dictionary. Down the road, it could include descriptions and demonstrations as well. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, January 14, 2010 - 8:31 PMThe dictionary is great. With the confusion by some regarding ATS moves (I am not confused), I hope there is a distinction in the descriptions regarding ATS, ITS and SGI moves. jms -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 8:21 AMI'm glad you're not confused, Joan. ;)
Did you look at the dictionary? Under "Group Improv"-- because that's what ATS is-- the placeholder says, "Stay tuned for Group Improv descriptions and instructions based on the tribal styling of Fat Chance Belly Dance (ATS), Black Sheep BellyDance, and Gypsy Caravan." So all major styles of improv will be represented. It will still be complicated because there is name overlap between styles (i.e., there are multiple versions of the Egyptian with subtle, or sometimes not-so-subtle, differences). It will be up to the owner of the dictionary to decide how she labels these styles (ATS/ITS/SGI/CGI/NCIS). Nice work so far, Nayana!
I agree with Sandi, further down-- is there a great ATS quiz at the end of this? Do I need to be making flash cards for myself? Actually, for my own purposes, I do have a set of cards with all the moves my troupe does, with different cards for the big variations (i.e. Arabic and Arabic flat-ball-ball-ball are different cards, but Arabic Turning In Place is not). Not sure what other people need the list for, but I use mine to make sure I'm drilling all the moves, and to work on chaining together moves that my brain might not otherwise connect. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 10:41 AMI don't think there is one right answer for everyone. You do what works for you. If an idea fits, use it. If it doesn't (or just seems silly to you) then don't use it. Quite simple, really. :)
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 12:17 PMI agree, Jaki. Everyone should do what works for them in their situation. The quiz thing I just find funny.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 3:56 PMFor those of you who have not taken the General Skills-
If you take the GS, it comes with a FREE hard copy (as Val mentioned) of ALL the moves delivered straight to your inbox! And zil info, and music info, and anatomy info. So cool!
Sign Up today!
Or you can purchase Volumes 1,4, and 7 by simply going to fcbd[dot]come and click on Store!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, January 13, 2010 - 6:59 PMOr, you could even just go to the catalog and find the list of moves in each video. You'd pretty much have a complete list. They're also on the back cover of each dvd.
www.fcbd.com/catalog/index.php -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, January 14, 2010 - 8:26 PMThe back of the DVD's do not list everthing on the DVD. DVD 4 does not list the moves covered in the layering section. There are also many variations that are not listed anywhere. I do have the copy of the moves from GS, but there some variations that are missing from that as well. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 12:58 AMWell, variations are just that. Variations on moves. So the list of the moves are there, but the variations are not considered "moves" necessarily. They are just...variations! :}
Just so everyone knows, there is no big list floating around FC with every single move and variation on it. We create variations all the time. The list would be endless. What we have in our brains (or my brain - I should speak for myself) is a catalog of the families of movements, the specific movements and the possible variations with those movements. If someone does an Arabic, my brain goes to all the variations that I know could happen with it. It could pivot around, move forward, back, hold in place with arm flourishes. It could move into an Arabic Hiptwist or Drop Drop Drop or an Orbit if you're in a duet. And from those moves, come other variations (on some). I don't think we've even exhausted all the possibilities on how each move can vary.
Why does everyone need a list? Is there a quiz? -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 10:24 AMNot necessarily the list itself, but I do use flashcards in class quite a bit (and the list helped me to create the cards). On the cards, I list all of the general vocabulary of movements. I don't separate pivoting and moving forward or back or anything like that. When we play the "Flashcard game", I have the students free dancing as if they are each leading an invisible group of dancers. During the song, I hold up one of the cards and have them trasition into and drill that move, and it's variations, until I hold up another card.
For example, I have written on one of the cards "Single Bumps". The students can then choose stationary, pivoting, traveling, or 1/2 turning this move. This type of drill helps with widening their vocabulary of movement options as well as smoothing out transitions between moves.
The students actually requested that I make this list, so that they could make their own flashcards for practicing at home. Yay students! :-D
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 10:45 AMWe do similar-- we have a large poster in our studio that lists all our moves, broken down by class level. The list allows people to remember moves that aren't lead often, or that they themselves need to work on leading. It also helps more advanced students to see where other, more beginner students are in their vocab-- so if a level 3 dancer finds herself surrounded by level 1 dancers, they know what they can cue that the level 1s can follow. It also shows which moves are not from the Fat Chance format, so if someone wonders where a move came from, they can just check the list.
I like the "Flashcard Game!" That sounds fun, and challenging. We were thinking of doing a similar one, where you are given (or randomly chose) one move, and then do as many variations as you can think of-- traveling, levels, etc. I was extra inspired by this idea after I saw a troupe doing an entire piece with only a move or two-- I think they used the Arabic?-- but they did every variation you could think of, and it looked fantastic. Things don't have to be complicated to be amazing. :D
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 1:03 PMFor those of us not exposed to the movements and variations on a daily/weekly basis like you guys are, a list is a great way to refresh our memories of what we have learned, and formulate the structure of combined movements and variations that we may not think of, see, or generally encounter very often. You're lucky to be in the thick of it, but for those of us who aren't, a list is just a dry recounting of information, but instead can be a really valuable *tool* for learning and expanding our dance expertise from afar! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 11, 2010 - 4:57 PMAbsolutely agree, Shay.... but then i am anal like that ;) [it would be awesome to go to S.F and spend a month or six learning at the FC studio ;)]
however, i realize it would take a month of sundays to write it up....
A. Arabic - main move in place
A. 1. circle cw, circle ccw, move forward, move back
A. 2. shimmy; with arms; with arms and turns
A. 3. hip twist
A. 4. orbit
A. 5. 1-2-3
etc
B. Egyptian Basic
B. 1. half turns
B. 2. full turn
etc etc etc.... cuz i am not going to sit here and try to type it all out. LOL
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 1:42 PMSorry I started this, Sandi.
One of my students asked for a list of all the ATS moves to aid in her home practicing. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 2:02 PMHere's my list:
Floreos
Body Wave + Walking Body Wave
Flutter
Bellyroll
Layback
Levels
Head Slide
Taxeem + Walking Taxeem
Reverse Taxeem
Arm Undulations
Barrel Turn
Propellor Turn
Corkscrew Turn
Reverse Turn
Sahra Turn
Sahra Turn Duet Pass
Wrap Turn
Circle Step
Torso Twist
Ribcage Rotation
Camel
Camel Pass (Duet Pass, or Trio Circle into Diagonal)
Shoulder Shimmy
Shoulder Shimmy- Hip Drop
Shoulder Shimmy- Hip Drop 1/2 Turn
Pivot Bump
Double Bump
Single Bump
Ghawazee
Arc Arms Pivot Bump
Arc Arms Pivot Bump Turn
CHICO 4 Corners
CHICO 4 Corners Duet
Arabic
Arabic Orbit
Arabic Shimmy
Arabic Hip Twist
Arabic Hip Twist w/ Turn
Arabic Hip Twist w/ Turn &Fade (maybe not kosher?)
Arabic Shimmy w. Arms
Arabic Shimmy w. Arms Fade
Arabic Shimmy w/ Arms Transition
Arabic CW Turn
Arabic 123
Basic Egyptian
Basic Egyptian 1/2 Turn
Basic Egyptian Full Turn
Spins from Basic Egyptian
Spins from Egyptian 1/2 Turn
Partner Spins
3/4 Shimmy
4/4 Shimmy
Wet Dog
Water Pot
Turkish Shimmy
Turkish Shimmy 1/4 Turn
Turkish Shimmy 1/4 Turn Fade (maybe not kosher?)
Turkish Shimmy 1/2 Turn
Turkish w/ Arms & Turn
Turkish w/Arms & Turn Transition
Resham-ka
Resham-ka Duet w/ Pass
Sunanda
Double Back + Half Turn
2U3D
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Thu, February 25, 2010 - 11:07 PMHi Margaret! What's a Sahra Turn Duet Pass? The list is great! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 11:11 AMDo the first turn with the arm sweeping overhead. Then on the reverse turn portion, as the right arm pulls down and the left floats up, you step back to back with your partner, then kind of "curl" around them over your shoulder (this part is incredibly hard to describe, but then again,it was hard to parse in person, too), then finish the turn moving into place, having switched places.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 11:28 AMGirlfriend, you smokin' crackalack if you think I'm taking a stab at that.
I taught the troupe members like this, "Watch me do it, then you do it, then I will correct you."
HA!
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Fri, February 26, 2010 - 12:06 PMGirl, come to class and we'll teach it! Just request it. L3. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 21, 2011 - 8:46 AMI am going to take you up on that!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 11, 2010 - 4:59 PMobviously... i should have kept reading the posts ;)
this is the awesome sauce!! :)
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 2:29 PMNo, it's cool, Val. If y'all want to write up a list, go for it! Not saying you can't or shouldn't! I'm just saying that there are moves and there are variations.
Hey, it's not like I've never been where you're all at. As a student, I also attempted to write a list out of the moves. I actually created a spreadsheet and wrote out the words that I could remember Carolena saying in class. But little did I realize how much there was and how much I was taking myself out of my body to create this list. I decided to just be present in the classroom and drill. YMMV.
And I know, as teachers, a list is a helpful tool. I refer to our L1/L2 format list in class all the time. But the variations are like little bunnies running around the main moves. They can multiply and get away from you, if you don't know what the guidelines are on why some variations work or don't work. So, I feel it is easier to take one step at a time. Really get to know each one and it's potentials and how they flow with other moves. I also sometimes use the students to see if a variation would work. Can we move it forward and back? If so, why? If not, why? Does it look good? If so, if not, why? Etc. Just sayin', ATS isn't all planned out like you want it to be. The formula is there, but you can do the math too! :D
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 11:53 AM"Just sayin', ATS isn't all planned out like you want it to be. The formula is there, but you can do the math too! :D "
Just re-reading this thread today, and diggin' on this SandiSpeak. I try to explain to people why ATS sang out to me so strongly after I took my General Skills. And it was because of this phenomenon. It seems like there are all these "rules" that determine what you can and can't do, but instead there are guides kind of built into the system via the moves themselves, which give you tools to work with in the moment organically, rather than having to memorize a pile of can's and can't's.
Oh course, Sandi said it in two short sentences. ;) -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 12:09 PMI also want to remind people... before you try to learn all the variations, get good at the basics first. Just because you've taken the bodywave class already, doesn't mean you know it and it is in your body. Really get to know each base move before moving away and/or adding to it.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 12:11 PMThanks, Shay! Oh, you know I can get wordy! I'm trying to channel my inner Carolena. She has a way with describing things precisely and quickly.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, May 28, 2010 - 7:22 PMYeah, that's what I have been thinking but could not seem to verbalize!
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Tue, February 2, 2010 - 3:31 PM"I hope you guys see the humor, here. ;-) "
what humor, where? ; P
I loves ya Carrie. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Tue, February 9, 2010 - 11:28 AMJoy!
Seriously, I think computers should come with a 'Sarcastic Font'
Love you too!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, January 14, 2010 - 9:22 AMI've got the same problem as you, Valizan. How many moves are there? Help with the list, please! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, January 14, 2010 - 9:55 AMThere are something like 75 moves with variations. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, January 14, 2010 - 2:58 PMI want a list of all the variations. That's the golden list for me.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, January 15, 2010 - 7:16 PMThis is the list I have. It isn't every single variations, but it's how I group the sort of major categories in my head and how I talk about them to troupemates.
FAST MOVES
ARABIC
Arabic Basic
Arabic Hip Twist
Arabic Hip Twist Flourish
Arabic 1-2-3
Arabic Shimmy
Arabic Shimmy with Arms and Turn (ASWAT)
ASWAT Fade
ASWAT Circle
Arabic Orbit
EGYPTIAN
Egyptian Basic
Egyptian Half-Turn
Egyptian Full-Turn
PIVOT BUMP
Pivot Bump
Choo-Choo
Pivot Bump Arc (Choo-Choo Arc)
Double Bump (Choo-Choo Doubles)
Single Bump (Choo-Choo Singles)
Single Bump Half-Turn
Resham-ka
Reach and Sit
Up2Down3
Chico Four Corners
Double Back
Double Back Half Turn
SHIMMIES
Shimmy
Turkish Shimmy
Turkish Shimmy with Arms and Turn (TSWAT)
TSWAT in Circle
Reverse Taxeem Shimmy
Shoulder Shimmy
Ghawazee Shimmy Combo
Sunanda
Wet Dog!
SPINS
Spin
Water Pot
SLOW MOVES
TURNS
Barrel Turn
Corkscrew Turn
Propeller Turn
Reverse Turn
Sahra Turn
Wrap-Around Turn
UNDULATIONS
Arm Undulation
Floreo
Belly Roll
Bodywave
Deep Bodywave
Layback
Walking Bodywave
ROTATIONS
Circle Step
Ribcage Rotation
Torso Rotation
Torso Twist
FIGURE EIGHTS
Taxeem
Reverse Taxeem
Walking Taxeem
Camelwalk
Flutter
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sat, January 16, 2010 - 5:15 PMOooh, thank you Durrah! I have a notebook for all my ATS notes and info, and in the front of it I have a post-it note reminder (that has been there longer than I'd care to admit) that I want to have several lists of the moves - just alphabetical, by family, alphabetical but split by slow/fast, by class level, by which DVD they are on (that one's easy!) and maybe one or two more. I think your family list might be the inspiration for me to get working on it! Thanks for sharing it. :) -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sat, January 16, 2010 - 7:31 PMI had a list a few years ago by what volume they were on, but I found I never used it. I can just tell you off the top of my head which DVD they're from anyway lol. You're welcome :)
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Wed, March 10, 2010 - 12:10 PMSWEET!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, February 26, 2010 - 9:31 PM½ Vine, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
¾ Shimmy, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
¾ Shimmy, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Alternating Arabic, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Amaya Box, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Arabic 1-2-3, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Arabic 2, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Arabic 3 aka Arabic with a twist, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Arabic 5, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Hip Circle Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Hip Twist, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Arabic Hip Twist, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Hip Twist Florish, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Arabic Orbit, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Arabic Shimmy with Arms and Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Arabic Shimmy with Arms and Turn (Circle), Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Arabic Shimmy with Arms and Turn (Fade), Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Arabic Variation, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Variations, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Arabic Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Walk with a Hip Circle, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic Walk, Alternating Feet, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Arabic, Slow, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Arabic, Turning Combination, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Arms, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Back, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Barrel Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Basic Spins, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Belly Roll, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Belly Wave, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Berber Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Bicycle Shimmy, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Body Wave, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Body Waves, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Body Waves, Arrhythmic, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Body Waves, Rhythmic, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Box Step, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Camel #1, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Camel Variation 3, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Camel Walk, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Carolyn’s Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Chevron, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Chico Four Corners, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Choo Choo, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Choo Choo, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Choo Choo Arc, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Choo Choo Doubles, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Choo Choo Singles, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Choo Choo Variations, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Chorus Lead, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Circle in a Circle, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Circle Step, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Circle Step, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 1, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 2, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 3, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 4, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 5, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 6, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combination 7, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Combinations, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Complex Steps,
Corkscrew, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Cross-Point, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Deep Body Wave, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Diamond Shape (aka Quartet), Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Double Egyptian, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Double Hip Bumps, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Double Maya, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Double Tunisian, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Double Tunisian, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Doubleback, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Egyptian, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Egyptian Basic, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Egyptian Basic, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Egyptian Basic with Half Turns, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Egyptian Full Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Egyptian Half-Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Egyptian Takseem, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Embellishments, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Flutter, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Formations, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Forward, Forward, Drop, Drop, Drop, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Full Vine, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee 3, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee Accent, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee Accent ½ Turns, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee Shimmy, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee Shimmy Combo, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Ghawazee Variation #1, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ghawazee Variation #2, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Half Hip Circle, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hand Floreo, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Happiness, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Head Slide, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Head Slide, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Bump, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Bump Combo With Skirt Lift, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Bump Variation aka Up Up Circle Sit, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Drop – Angled, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Drop - Straight, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Drops, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Lift Side Step, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Offering, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Sway, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Hip Thrust, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Indian Variations, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Knee Slap Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Large Corkscrew, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Layback, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Layering, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Lean, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Lean Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Levels, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Line Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Maya, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Maya, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Maya With Up Arms, Tribal Technique, Volume 8, With The Gypsy Caravan
Mo' Rockin' Hip Hop, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Moon Turn, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Moroccan Hip Hop, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Over-Over-Up Roll Down, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Partner Spins, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Pestle, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Pestle with ½ Turn, Tribal Technique, Volume 5, With The Gypsy Caravan
Pestle, Original, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Pestle, Variation, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Pivot Bump, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Pivot Bump Variations, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Posture, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Prayer Hands, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Propeller, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Propeller and Corkscrew Turns,
Reach & Turn, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Reach and Sit, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Resham-Ka, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Reverse Taxeem, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Reverse Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Rib Cage Circles, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Rib Cage Rotations, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Ribcage Rotation, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Sahra Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Shimmy, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Shimmy, Alternating, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Shoulder Shimmy, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Shoulder Shimmy, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Shoulder Shimmy Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Single Bump Half Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Single Hip Bumps, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Small Corkscrew, Tribal Technique, Volume 2, With The Gypsy Caravan
Snake Arms, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Spanish Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Spanish Turn, American Tribal Style Beyond Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Spanish Variations, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Spanish Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Spins, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Stomp, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Structural Roll, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Sunanda, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Takseem, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Taxeem, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
The Duet, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Torso Rotation, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 1 (Revised) Tribal Basics
Torso Twist, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Triangle Pestle, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Triplet (aka Trio), Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Triplets, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Tunisian, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Tunisian Walk, Tribal Technique, Volume 3, With The Gypsy Caravan
Turkish Amaya, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Turkish Shimmy, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Turkish Shimmy Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 7, With The Gypsy Caravan
Turkish Shimmy with Arms and Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Turkish Shimmy with Arms and Turn (Circle), Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Variations, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 4 Advanced Workshop
Vertical Figure 8's aka single hip shimmy or alternating aka Takseem, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Vines, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Vines, Direction Changing, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Vines, Original, American Tribal Style Tribal Basics with Kajira Djoumahna
Walking Bodywave, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Walking Taxeem, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Water Pot Florish, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Wet Dog, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Wrap Around Turn, Fat Chance Belly Dance – Volume 7 – Creative Steps & Combinations
Wrap Turn, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan
Wrist Circles, Tribal Technique, Volume 1, With The Gypsy Caravan
Yasmela’s Combo, Tribal Technique, Volume 4, With The Gypsy Caravan
Yin-Yang, Tribal Technique, Volume 6, With The Gypsy Caravan -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sat, February 27, 2010 - 7:00 AMHeya Brenda-
I think the list requested, as defined by this tribe's description, are to be only the ATS/FCBD moves--not by others as created by Kajira or Paulette. That's quite a list ya got there though! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 8, 2010 - 12:57 PMmah head just 'sploded -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 8, 2010 - 1:28 PMBTW- www.fcbd.com/instruction/skills.shtml
If you scroll to the bottom to the FAQ's, there's a download-able GS 4-day agenda which lists the moves. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 8, 2010 - 1:30 PMand an AWESOME GS it is! highly recommend it for all ATS'ers :D
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 8, 2010 - 10:28 PMAnd that was EXACTLY what I was looking for. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, March 8, 2010 - 11:21 PMFive hundred and fifty four posts later... hahha Val. That is soo funny. ;-P Hope all is well with you.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Wed, March 10, 2010 - 12:12 PMI meant ditto to --my head just es'ploded!!!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 11, 2010 - 5:07 PMmine too, teehee
and even though i've done GS.... it made me scared.... LOL. i need mucho casho so i can just go to SanFran and learn daily ;)
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, March 14, 2010 - 7:17 PMThat is beautiful :) i love such organized information -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Tue, March 23, 2010 - 6:42 PMThere is a list on the FCBD website at the very end of Carolena's Music FAQ
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Tue, March 23, 2010 - 7:29 PMNice list, but I wish that wasn't white font on an apricot background :P -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, June 3, 2010 - 5:43 PMDevon- You can copy paste the list and make it whatever color font and background your heart desires.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sat, June 5, 2010 - 4:47 AMDang! My crikey was supposed to be in response to Brenda's big list! Very impressive list.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, March 11, 2010 - 6:18 AMIt would be great if there would be also a list of moves+their cue. The cues and transitions dvd seems hard to get. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, March 11, 2010 - 8:04 AMPractice, practice Hanna-- not all moves have cues--- Again recommending the GST! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, March 12, 2010 - 6:42 AMI am not sure if there is any certified teachers in my country! In the neighbour country I know one.... So participating GS would need good holiday and quite a lot of money for flights...
It is a pitty that cues are not included together the move in FCBD dvd:s -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, March 12, 2010 - 7:34 AMVery often the transition is the cue. That's why it is important to use the proper arm position for each step.
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, March 12, 2010 - 9:44 AMHanna, you are in Finland correct?
There was a GS and TT last year in Finland. So, there's has to be someone in your country who is at least GS certified. I'll try and investigate and in the mean time, so should you. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Thu, June 3, 2010 - 2:50 PMI took my GS hard copy and put it into a Word doc so I can edit/print it for students or myself anytime I need to. That way you only re-type it once!!! Yeh!!
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, July 2, 2010 - 3:34 PMI have always fantasized about putting the moves on a huge piece of paper, then putting some music on and throwing darts at the moves during class for the students to transition to. Like pin the move on the leader. -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, July 2, 2010 - 4:09 PM"Pin the move on the leader" --what a fantastic idea! Seriously, as a student (at the appropriate learning level, of course) I would LOVE something like that. It would force thinking more quickly (in the case of, "whoops, the leader before me just pulled out the combo I wanted to do") and also force homework ("wait, what? Is that what that move's called? I don't even remember learning that!") between classes.
Of course I say that now, and my teacher's going to see this post and pull out her version of this game when I least expect it... -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Fri, July 2, 2010 - 5:48 PMMy teacher has just started doing a round-robin sort of game with us. The first leader does a move or two of her choice, then we rotate so the next person can lead. The new leader has to repeat the move the previous leader ended with, then do a new move of her (the 2nd person's) choice, then rinse and repeat. Trick is, we have to try not to repeat any moves anyone has already done until we've done all the slow moves we know (or all the fast moves, depending on the music). It gets pretty hard toward the end, and it takes quite a bit of memory to recall what's been done and what is left to do, especially if the leader before you chose the move you wanted to do! -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 10, 2011 - 10:38 AMI created a list for my students.
if it could help other ATS dancers, feel free to print/share it. :o)
>> www.etoiledessables.com/pdf/Li...ATS.pdf
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 10, 2011 - 5:42 PMthank you Julie, that's wonderful, i have all the other lists as well ;) however, this one has the new moves on it.. woot :) -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sun, April 10, 2011 - 7:41 PMI've never seen the new ones! *pout* -
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, April 11, 2011 - 10:11 PMaawww Vicky... here:
www.youtube.com/watch
www.youtube.com/watch
i know it's not quite the same as seeing it in person, or having Carolena and Wendy teach it to you, but it's the next best thing!! :)
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Tue, April 12, 2011 - 3:01 AMD'aaww, thanks Rhiannyn! :)
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Sat, December 17, 2011 - 8:40 PMJust to add to this, as taken from Carolena's FAQs about Music for ATS as per :
www.fcbd.com/catalog/index.php
copyright FatChanceBellyDance, Inc 2007
Appendix of steps:
Slow moves:
posture
puja
taxeem
reverse taxeem
hand floreo
arm undulations
bodywave
torso twist
circle step
walking taxeem
walking bodywave
reverse turn
propeller turn
corkscrew turn
camel walk
ribcage rotation
head slides
belly rolls
flutters
wrap around turn
barrel turn
sahra turn
laybacks
floorwork Fast steps:
egyptian step
arabic step
pivot bump-choo choo
w/arm 1, w/arm 2
shimmy
turkish shimmy
w/quarter turn + half turn
turkish shimmy
w/arms and turn
w/arms and circle
reach and sit
arc arms
up2 down3
double bump
single bump
w/half turn
arabic shimmy
arabic 123
waterpot
arabic hip twist
w/half turn+flourish
arabic orbit
shoulder shimmy-hip drop combo
ghawazee shimmy combo
sunanda
re-shamka
reverse shimmy
chico four corners
wet dog
egyptian full turn
double back w/half turn
spins
arabic shimmy
w/arms and turn and fade
w/arms and turn and fade and circle
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Re: List of the ATS Vocabulary?
Mon, December 19, 2011 - 4:43 AMLooking forward to adding the new moves to this list! :D
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