yes! you can practice by yourself
So what if there are people around you? Do you know them? Do you talk to them? Are they your friends? If no, then you can be considered alone. Alone with a huge group of strangers, you're still alone.
Practice alone, or learn solo pieces.
Practice alone, or learn solo pieces.
30000 people alone in the USA
Practice! One of the primary purposes of kata or forms is to provide a good way to practice alone and pretty much anywhere. Practice stances while doing household activities.
Because it's singular.
Marriage counselors can be in private practice alone or in a group practice, which would have multiple therapists / counselors.
You must practice alone but also try to practice with someone, your family or a close friend is good for then you now what it is like to dance publicly
The Romans allowed everyone to practice their religious beliefs, the Jews were no exception. As long as a religion did not advocate treason or decadence and the participants paid their taxes, Rome let them alone. But if the religion were considered harmful to the state in any way, then the Romans came down hard on it.
The correct phrase is "in and of itself" which means "considered alone"
In a sentence, "by the oven" would be considered a prepositional phrase. The word "by" alone is a preposition, the word "the" alone is an article, and the word "oven" alone is a noun.