YouTube videos

Here are the links to the instructions

 Debke: http://youtu.be/nytHNC1WrNg
Khaliji: http://youtu.be/CWjiR29Im2Q
Changes to Khaliji: http://youtu.be/UOZ97aBdJ6E

 Saidi- There is a lot to this one so get ready:
http://youtu.be/_ipEvqItA1o

 Saidi Choreography explanation (4 parts):
The girls need to practice and work on memorizing the choreography - so the last 3 and 4 Saidi ones will be the most important for the girls in the Saidi group to use.

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