The Wave

Introductory Ecstatic Dance for Body and Soul
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More than a workout, an intimate communion with your body’s wisdom through movement.
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From the pages of Shape and Elle to the Utne Reader and New York magazine, Gabrielle Roth has been in the spotlight for her revolutionary approach to dance as an ecstatic practice that anyone can do. At packed workshops and retreats across North America and Europe, people who never thought they could dance are having a high-energy experience that frees the body and inspires the creative spirit.

On her first home workout video, Gabrielle Roth introduces us to The Wave, a moving meditation based on five universal rhythms that flow through our lives. Gabrielle teaches that each of these rhythms has the capacity to teach, catalyze, and even heal. As we join Gabrielle and her dancers (all nonprofessionals), we learn to improvise our own unique dance forms using every part of the body, from the inside out.

"There is a dance that only you know how to do," Gabrielle says. The Wave makes it fun to experience the ecstasy of your body in motion, with some of the most irresistible high-energy dance music we've ever heard!

Format Details
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Contents Digital Video (30 minutes)
Product Code VT00808W
ISBN Number 978-1-60407-538-0
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Gabrielle Roth

About Gabrielle Roth

Gabrielle Roth (1941-2012)

A bestselling author, movement innovator, and music/theatre director, Gabrielle Roth led workshops and retreats that joined the currents of world music and theater with the ancient pulse of shamanism. Her work has been featured in Yoga Journal, Self, Science of Mind, Shape, Elle, and many other publications. She is the author of the books Maps to Ecstasy and Sweat Your Prayers and of the Ecstatic Dance DVD series.

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