At the age of 37, can I learn kathak?

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Engineered with Knowledge to flourish through teaching and overwhelmed by the art of dance

Yes, anyone can learn at any age; there is no limit to gain new knowledge.
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Certified Dance Instructor, Yoga Instructor and Movement Therapist

Yes, you can learn. There may be a few complications in the beginning. But once you have been in practice, it will become easier. You will enjoy it more.
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Dance, Yoga & Meditation Instructor with over 10 Years of Teaching Experience.

Sure you can.. age is not a limit, just have to be little patient with the body to pickup slowly
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Absolutely, the ability to dance is not dependant on the age. It is dependants on how willing are you to learn the artform
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Hi Suruchi, You can start at any point of time.
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Professional Dancer with 5 years of experience

You can learn but you feel difficult because it's not easy to go without basics because your it's not young age and your body will hard so you can't stretch as you like
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Of course you can.. I have a student and her age is 40+..she learns kathak from me... If she can do then why not you but you have to be patientfull...😊
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Obviously there's no age limit to learning.
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Choreographer, Actor, spread Positivity, Motivater

Yes, you can learn anything, just you have passion to learn them. Age is doesn't matter to learn something new.
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Choreographer, Actor, spread Positivity, Motivater

Yes, you can learn anything, just you have passion to learn them. Age is doesn't matter to learn something new.
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Hi, I am 26 and am a classical dancer (Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam) at the basic level. I want to continue to learn now. Can I start to learn any other form like Odissi or continue to learn the same Bharatanatyam/Kuchipudi?
Hi, Miss Madhusri it good tat you r learning an Indian classical dance form (Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam ) and I start by Odissi dance form as well. It helps you to understand dance forms and its technical concept.
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What are the differences between Mohiniyattam and Bharatanatyam?
Mohiniyattam and Bharatanatyam, while both Indian classical dance forms, differ significantly in their origins, style, and emphasis, with Mohiniyattam originating in Kerala and known for its graceful,...
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Is it necessary to make feet sound while doing Kathak?
Yes, making clear, sharp sounds with the feet is an integral and necessary part of Kathak dance
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What we should do to easily stretch our body & learn the dance steps?
Do the cobra stretch for 20 secs at a round of 50 and sleep atleast 6hrs a day and do the table stretch for 40 sec at a round 25. You will get flexibility.
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