Directions » Forward ocho combination (17/09/2017 class)

2020-05-16T23:55:40+01:00

In this class, we started with the classic forward ocho. For intermediates, we looked at an adventurous combination using a deep sacada we sometimes call an invasion.

Directions » Forward ocho combination (17/09/2017 class)2020-05-16T23:55:40+01:00

Class video & notes – 13/09/2017

2020-05-17T00:10:51+01:00

Dimension: Directions - Theme: Rebounds and changes of weight

In this class, we had a look at how rebounds make us change directions. We did a simple rebound for beginners and for intermediates looked at more advanced versions where the leader and the follower move independently from one another, including a very original step where the rebound leads to a pasada.

Class video & notes – 13/09/20172020-05-17T00:10:51+01:00

Class video & notes – 10/09/2017

2020-05-17T00:11:35+01:00

Dimension: Directions - Theme: Creative ways to stay in the line of dance

The idea in this class was to explore creative ways to go forward in the line of dance. With beginners, we started with a 360 degree pivot from the cross. In the intermediate class, we looked at a synchronised lapiz adornment, then a pivot to the right and last a very nice sequence using a change of front.

Class video & notes – 10/09/20172020-05-17T00:11:35+01:00

Class video & notes – 26/07/2017

2020-05-17T00:07:54+01:00

Dimension: Height - Theme: Grounding

In this class, we worked on what we call the grounding technique, where the leader uses a soft pressure to transmit information to the follower and we applied it to the cross. We first led a wide cross which transformed into a planeo, then applied the same concept to a lateral cross with the right leg and finished with a pivot on two feet which leads to a cross.

Class video & notes – 26/07/20172020-05-17T00:07:54+01:00

Class video & notes – 16/07/2017

2020-05-17T00:06:54+01:00

Dimension: Height - Theme: The quebrada

In this class, we focused on a step called the quebrada, where the leader goes down with his knees together. It is a very elegant posture which creates opportunities for a wide range of versions. In the intermediate class, we saw a lovely adornment for the follower, a boleo and a version of the quebrada from a change of front.

Class video & notes – 16/07/20172020-05-17T00:06:54+01:00
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