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It depends. If you can count music and keep a constant beat and count in your head it's not that bad. It's timing more than anything. As you can slow a routine down to learn it then push it to speed when you are confident.
 

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Everyone has different ways to keep tempo. I count in my head when I used to do tap, or now if I'm into a song my left leg counts the beat. It's hard though as if a song or rhythm is complicated its easy to speed up without noticing. Or if people are clapping along and off tempo you can easily end up moving to that tempo over the original.
 

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True... and I agree. I sing at church and My tempo of singing is sometimes faster than my Pastor playing the piano. Basically, Its a little hard for me to stay in tune with it sometimes. Does that make sense?
 

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That makes sense. It's something you learn For some it's harder than others same as everything. But you can learn. Find your way to count.
 
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