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Charlotte Macleod, writing in the London Evening Standard in 2009, describes dancing the 5Rhythms as a kind of antidote to life in a large city, and how she was attracted to a dance class by a video of Thom Yorke. The class leaves her "mentally and physically refreshed, and oddly connected to the other dancers." The dance was "a kind of moving meditation" for her.[1]

  1. Macleod, Charlotte.Thom Yorke and the new 5Rhythms dance craze.London Evening Standard,April 6, 2011.link(accessed March 17, 2012)
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Charlotte Macleod, writing in the ''London Evening Standard'' in 2009, describes dancing the 5Rhythms as a kind of antidote to life in a large city, and how she was attracted to a dance class by a video of Thom Yorke. The class leaves her "mentally and physically refreshed, and oddly connected to the other dancers." The dance was "a kind of moving meditation" for her.<ref name="EveningStandard">{{cite web | url=http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/lifestyle/thom-yorke-and-the-new-5rhythms-dance-craze-6389419.html | title=Thom Yorke and the new 5Rhythms dance craze | work=London Evening Standard |  date=April 6, 2011 | access-date=March 17, 2012 | author=Macleod, Charlotte}}</ref>

Charlotte Macleod beschrieb 2009 im „London Evening Standard“ das Tanzen der 5Rhythmen als eine Art Gegenmittel zum Leben in der Großstadt und wie sie durch ein Video von Thom Yorke zu einem Tanzkurs animiert wurde. Der Kurs hinterließ bei ihr „geistig und körperlich erfrischt und ein seltsames Gefühl der Verbundenheit mit den anderen Tänzern“. Der Tanz war für sie „eine Art bewegte Meditation“.