What does TBIS mean in UNCLASSIFIED

TBIS is a unique improvisational dance form that combines traditional bellydance movement with modern influences such as hip hop, Afrobeat, contemporary, and more. It encourages dancers to explore their own creativity while at the same time having structure from the traditional bellydance steps.

No special equipment or costumes are necessary for TBIS, though many people choose to wear tribal fusion style pieces or layers when dancing in this style. Many people who enjoy the creativity of this dance use props such as veils, canes, fans, swords, etc., but those are completely optional.

Yes! The most important technique you should know before getting into Tribal Babes Improvisational Style (TBIS) is layering. Layering involves combining movements together to create dynamic transitions between different shapes and styles of movement which adds interesting texture to your dance routine. Additionally, it's important to have knowledge of basic belly dance isolation techniques in order to isolate specific muscles for certain movements within your improvisations.

You can find other dancers who are interested in performing/teaching Tribal Babes Improvisational Style (TBIS) online or through social media groups like Facebook which often feature belly dance events where you can meet other belly dancers in your area who may be familiar with this particular style of dancing. Additionally, many local classes also teach this style so it would be worth doing some research online to see what classes are available near you!

The music used for Tribal Babes Improvisational Style (TBIS) tends to be eclectic and includes both traditional Middle Eastern rhythms as well as more modern genres including Hip Hop and Afrobeat-inspired beats. Ultimately the choice of music is up to each individual dancer's personal preference however it's important that it has enough repetition throughout so that you can easily transition between different combinations of movements.