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Movement Camp “Speed”

Movement Camp “Speed”

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CampContemporary danceEmbodimentQigong & Tai Chi

7–10 January

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Greenwood Hotel, Moscow Region

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Speed is explored here through a range of practices: you’ll examine fast and slow movement and look for the sources of speed from different perspectives.

What happens

  • Yulia Egorova will lead four classes, Evgenia Glazunova will lead three flying low classes, and Olesya Gladkova will lead two classes on boxing technique.
  • Ekaterina Stegniy will lead two qigong classes, Mikhail Lekarev will lead one krump class, and Mikhail Sorokin will lead two lecture-and-practice classes.

Who it suits

The camp is designed for movers, dancers, athletes, martial artists, and anyone passionate about movement.

Who leads it

The instructors are Yulia Egorova, a movement researcher, PERA School of Performing Arts graduate, and educator with international experience. She has studied Fighting Monkey for more than six years and is the only Inspire by FM Instructor in Russia. Evgenia Glazunova is a contemporary dance artist, choreographer, and certified teacher of the flying low and passing through technique. She is one of only two teachers in Russia to have received personal permission from David Zambrano. Olesya Gladkova, from Novosibirsk, is a multiple world champion in kickboxing, boxing, and Muay Thai, and a World Combat Games champion. Ekaterina Stegniy is a choreographer, dance researcher, and instructor of Zhong Yuan Qigong from Master Xu Mingtang’s school. She founded and curates the annual “Contemporary Dance Artist in Practice” program. Mikhail Lekarev (Destroy) is a krump dancer and teacher with more than ten years of experience, a multiple winner and finalist in krump and all styles battles, and a Winline Dance League winner as a member of WHIPHEADZ. Mikhail Sorokin is a manual therapist and therapeutic exercise instructor.

Good to know

  • Classes take place in a 280-square-meter studio. The hotel has a swimming pool and sauna, meals are served buffet-style, and accommodation is in twin rooms.
  • The hotel is 20 minutes from the Moscow Ring Road.

More from the organizer

  • This is Russia’s only universal movement camp, bringing together people passionate about movement and teachers from different disciplines in one place.
  • The camp takes place in a comfortable hotel.

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