My Dance Experience Charity

Dancing never crossed my mind as a little girl. I loved to play sports such as basketball, volleyball, and I ran track. All that suddenly changed when I entered high school, I would find myself isolated with little to no friends because I didn’t participate in any extracurricular activities. Furthermore, my school doesn’t have any on-campus clubs, they wanted us to strictly focus on our education. Instead, the students can play for their “home school” or schools within the district.

During the summer before my freshman year I contemplated about what I was going to do my four years of high school. Until, one day I went along with my sister to her cheerleading camp to see if I would be interested. Unfortunately, I didn’t find myself fascinated with the sport I struggled with the techniques. By choice, I ventured off into a room full of mirrors with band music blasting filling the room with so much energy.

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As I stared out the window like a child, I saw girls dancing to the beat, rocking their hips, and smiling as if it was the best feeling ever. I didn’t understand how it could be so fun. I wanted to try it for myself but I was too afraid.

I gazed out the window for days until a lady approached me saying “Excuse me, how long do you pan to just watch?” I was so embarrassed I held my head down and shrugged my shoulders. She guided me into the room and insisted everything would be fine. I stood at the back of the room terrified. I was the “newbie” in the group I didn’t talk to the other girls as much due to my skill level being so low. After attending the class for a week, the instructor, Charkeitha Ramey, approached me explaining how she sees potential in me. Her words were special they ignited a feeling in my heart that will never die. I constantly find myself hearing those words especially on the days I feel like throwing the towel in and leaving it all behind me.

Frustration can tear me down if I allow it but as I lay in the bed at night those words encourage me that I have what it takes to fulfill my dreams. Ms. Ramey advised me to come audition for her high school team to help build my technique and strengthen my performance skills. I didn’t intend on dancing for long, I wanted “try” it but the more I danced the more I fell in love. I would stretch day and night to enhance my flexibility, research dance terms to build my knowledge, and I began watching collegiate dance lines. The entire team was exceptional dancers everyone knew terminology, they all were dedicated, and predominantly they pushed each other to grow. With me being the only inexperienced dancer on the team I didn’t want to disappoint the team.

My coach Charkeitha Ramey and the entire Kimball Troubadours dance line sparked my interest in dance. Although, I had a demanding start I was devoted to being the best I could since they all had faith in me. Their words and constant reassurance that I can do anything if I believed in myself. Most importantly I learned in dance you remove fear with faith in order to allow growth. You can’t be afraid of growth because the art of dance is about progressing. Above all, I learned that dance gives people the opportunity to express emotion they want through movements of the body and interaction with music. While dancing you have to “deliver the message”, as Ms.

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Ramey stated it’s not about who can pop the hardest or who can sit in their grand plié the longest. She always choreographed our dances to deliver a message. For example, one of our pieces was dedicated to domestic violence. As teenagers we struggled to pull out the vehemence she wanted to see and feel as we danced. Occasionally, I find myself connecting easily to the “message” regardless of if I undergone it personally. Following my father’s death in August of 2006, I noticed myself lacking confidence within myself. I find dancing to be creative, entertaining, and inspirational.

I express myself through dance since my mouth doesn’t communicate the feelings I hold within my heart.