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title: 16 Flow Game 10 - Follower Blindfolded
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date: 2026-04-28T08:02:00.567Z
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## FOCUS 
- This lesson focuses on maintaining connection and flow in partnered dance while the follower is blindfolded, aiming to enhance non-visual communication and clarity in movement.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Leaders should make their flow and weight changes as clear as possible for the blindfolded follower to feel.
- Avoid interrupting the flow to prevent confusion, as the follower cannot rely on sight to correct mistakes.
- Only lead turns when physically connected to the follower to guide their direction safely.
- Limit turns to a maximum of one at a time to help the follower maintain balance.
- Do not lead free turns; ensure all movements are supported by connection.

##REMEMBER
- Non-visual communication relies heavily on physical clarity and consistent flow from the leader.
- Blindfolded dancing emphasizes the importance of feeling and trust between partners.
- Turning is challenging without sight, so guidance and connection are crucial for safety and balance.
- This exercise integrates learned skills into a practical context to improve overall dance flow.
- Immediate feedback from the follower helps leaders adjust and maintain smooth movements.
