so I had rehearsal last night with my dance team Beat jerkeez and we were working on what is called " cleaning" where you concentrate on doing a set of moves over and over again until everyone does it the same way and until the choreographer is happy with the movement. this can be very tedious, and intimating but for some reason i loved it last night. i think because ever ytime i did the movements it was like a challenge to get it right, and the more i did it, the better i got and the more confident i got
lesson learned: repetition can equal confidence and don't be afraid to completely mess up and do something wrong, as long as u learn to do it right
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