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title: 20 Cuttin etiquette
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date: 2026-04-28T08:02:00.567Z
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## FOCUS 
- This lesson covers the etiquette and key guidelines for 'cuttin' practice, focusing on respectful and effective dancing interactions.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Avoid physical contact with your partner during the dance.
- Maintain personal space and do not get too close to your partner's face.
- Keep your clothes on and focus on dancing rather than showmanship.
- Remember to pause and stop dancing at times to manage adrenaline.

##REMEMBER
- Physical contact is generally not allowed, with rare exceptions based on mutual comfort.
- Respect your partner's space to allow both dancers to perform at their best.
- The emphasis should be on good dancing, not on gimmicks or distractions.
- In high-adrenaline situations, balance dancing with moments of stillness for better performance.
