It is to use the dance to show youthful vigor.
Question 2: Dancing Youth Radio Gymnastics which sections are what is the content of "Dancing Youth" **** divided into 9 sections, 68 eight beats.
This set of gymnastics to the basic gymnastics movements, action amplitude, highlighting the standardization of movement, simple, stretch, generous, brisk, neat, focusing on the cultivation of good body posture, and through the design of a number of simple, novel, rich in elasticity asymmetric movements and variations of movements, cultivate students' coordination, reflecting the characteristics of the era of the gymnastics. The music is melodious, rhythmic and clear, with a strong sense of movement, reflecting the enthusiasm and cheerfulness of students in the sun under the sun, healthy and upward spirit and youthful vitality and vigor.
Preparatory section (8 beats × 4)
Preparatory posture: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Both arms are raised side to side (palm forward).
3-4 Cross both arms overhead twice (left hand in front).
5-8 Left foot begins to step 4 times while both arms are restored to upright via side.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left foot steps to the side into an open stance while the left arm is raised sideways and the right arm is flexed against the chest.
3- Turn your head 90 degrees to the left
4- Restore your head.
5-8 Left foot is withdrawn while both arms are brought around to the side of the body via the top to the right and restored to upright.
The third eight beats are the same as the first, but in the opposite direction.
The fourth beat is the same as the second, but in the opposite direction.
Stretch (8 x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot extends sideways (toes pointing to the ground), while the right leg bends at the knee and the left arm goes through the side to the top.
3-4 Return to upright.
5-Right foot lateral reach (toes inside pointing to the floor) while left leg bends knee and right arm goes through side to up.
6- Return to upright.
7-Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing medially to the floor) while right leg bends at the knee and left arm is raised sideways (eyes on left hand).
8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Step to the side with the left foot while bending both arms flat on the chest.
3-4 Raise both arms sideways and raise your head slightly.
5-7 Cross both arms in front of the body and loop outward to the side of the body.
8-Restore into upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 2: Chest Expansion (8 x 8)
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing to the ground internally), while the right leg bends at the knee and both arms are raised in front of the head (overlapping hands, left hand on top).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Extend the right foot sideways (toes inside pointing to the ground) while bending the left leg at the knee and raising both arms through the side to the side.
6-Right foot retracts into an upright position, while both arms are raised forward (hands overlap, left hand on top).
7- Bend both legs, and at the same time, both arms are bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists).
8- Body upright while both arms are raised forward (fists clenched, hands slightly closer together).
The second eight beats
1-3 Flex both legs twice while raising the left arm up and lowering the right arm down. Backward vibration twice into a forward raise (make a fist, hands slightly closer together).
4- Body upright, both arms into a front raise.
5- Lift the left knee (left foot on the inside of the right knee), bend the right leg, while the left arm is lifted sideways, the right arm is bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists), and the head is turned to the left by 90 degrees.
6- Same as 4.
7-8 Restore to upright.
The third and fourth eight beats are the same as the first and second eight beats, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 3: Kicking (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot forward into a lunge, while both arms through the front to the upper (clenched fist).
3-Lift the right knee (thigh parallel to the ground) and extend the left leg while bending the elbow in front of the chest with both arms (palms facing each other).
4- Right leg back, while both arms go up
5-6 Right leg front kick (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes), while both arms go through the side to up.
7- Right leg back while raising both arms through the bottom to the side. 8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left leg steps to the side into a half squat (wider than shoulder width) while crossing both arms in advance to hand-over-knee (with the tiger's mouth facing inward).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Take a step forward to the right with the right foot, while crossing both arms in front of the chest (palms back).
6- Kick your right leg sideways (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes) while swinging both arms through down to side.
7- Right leg back, while raising both arms sideways (with fists).
8-Restore to upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 4: Body Side Movement (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Step forward with the left foot and raise both arms through the front.
3-4 Step to the side with the right foot into open stance, while raising both arms sideways.
5-6 Lift the left knee (thigh parallel to the ground, left foot on the inside of the right knee) while swinging both arms down and right arm up.
7-8 Left leg down into an open stance, at the same time the upper body is bent on the right side, the right hand crosses the waist, and the left arm is lifted up.
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Question 3: What is the last song of the last section of the campus gymnastics Dancing Youth baidu
Question 4: How many sections of the broadcast gymnastics: Dancing Youth are there respectively? The third set of primary and secondary school students broadcast gymnastics - Dancing Youth (complete password)
"Dancing Youth" *** divided into 9 sections, 68 eight beats.
Preparatory section (8 beats x 4)
Preparatory posture: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Both arms are raised via side to side (palms forward).
3-4 Cross both arms overhead twice (left hand in front).
5-8 Left foot begins to step 4 times while both arms are restored to upright via side.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left foot steps to the side into an open stance while the left arm is raised sideways and the right arm is flexed against the chest.
3- Turn your head 90 degrees to the left
4- Restore your head.
5-8 Left foot is withdrawn while both arms are brought around to the side of the body via the top to the right and restored to upright.
The third eight beats are the same as the first, but in the opposite direction.
The fourth beat is the same as the second, but in the opposite direction.
Section 1 Stretching (8 x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot lateral extension (toes inside pointing to the ground), at the same time the right leg bending the knee, the left arm through the side to the upper.
3-4 Return to upright.
5-Right foot lateral reach (toes inside pointing to the floor) while left leg bends knee and right arm goes through side to up.
6- Return to upright.
7-Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing medially to the floor) while right leg bends at the knee and left arm is raised sideways (eyes on left hand).
8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Step to the side with the left foot while bending both arms flat on the chest.
3-4 Raise both arms sideways and raise your head slightly.
5-7 Cross both arms in front of the body and loop outward to the side of the body.
8-Restore into upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 2: Chest Expansion (8 x 8)
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing to the ground internally), while the right leg bends at the knee and both arms are raised in front of the head (overlapping hands, left hand on top).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Extend the right foot sideways (toes inside pointing to the ground) while bending the left leg at the knee and raising both arms through the side to the side.
6-Right foot retracts into an upright position, while both arms are raised forward (hands overlap, left hand on top).
7- Bend both legs, and at the same time, both arms are bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists).
8- Body upright while both arms are raised forward (fists clenched, hands slightly closer together).
The second eight beats
1-3 Flex both legs twice while raising the left arm up and lowering the right arm down. Backward vibration twice into a forward raise (make a fist, hands slightly closer together).
4- Body upright, both arms into a front raise.
5- Lift the left knee (left foot on the inside of the right knee), bend the right leg, while the left arm is lifted sideways, the right arm is bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists), and the head is turned to the left by 90 degrees.
6- Same as 4.
7-8 Restore to upright.
The third and fourth eight beats are the same as the first and second eight beats, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 3: Kicking (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot forward into a lunge, while both arms through the front to the upper (clenched fist).
3-Lift the right knee (thigh parallel to the ground) and extend the left leg while bending the elbow in front of the chest with both arms (palms facing each other).
4- Right leg back, while both arms go up
5-6 Right leg front kick (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes), while both arms go through the side to up.
7- Right leg back while raising both arms via down to side.
8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left leg steps to the side into a semi-squat (wider than shoulder width) while crossing both arms in advance to hand-over-knee (with the tiger's mouth facing inward).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Take a step forward to the right with the right foot, while crossing both arms in front of the chest (palms back).
6- Kick your right leg sideways (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes) while swinging both arms through down to side.
7- Right leg back, while raising both arms sideways (with fists).
8-Restore to upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 4: Body Side Movement (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
First eight beats
1-2 Step forward with the left foot and raise both arms through the front.
3-4 Step to the side with the right foot into open stance, while raising both arms sideways.
5-6 Lift the left knee (thigh parallel to the ground, left foot on the inside of the right knee) while swinging both arms down and right arm up.
7-8 Left leg down into an open stance, while the upper body is bent on the right side, the right hand crosses the waist, and the left arm is raised.
The second eight beats
1-4 Bend the left side of the upper body, at the same time, the left hand swings down through the side, touching the outside of the left knee, the right arm is raised through the side to the side (palms facing outward, looking up at the right hand).
5-6 Upper body return to upright, both arms to side. >>
Question 5: What are the various movements of Dancing Youth? The third set of broadcast gymnastics for primary and secondary school students - Dancing Youth (complete password)
"Dancing Youth" *** divided into nine sections, 68 eight beats.
Preparatory section (8 beats x 4)
Preparatory posture: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Both arms are raised via side to side (palms forward).
3-4 Cross both arms overhead twice (left hand in front).
5-8 Left foot begins to step 4 times while both arms are restored to upright via side.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left foot steps to the side into an open stance while the left arm is raised sideways and the right arm is flexed against the chest.
3- Turn your head 90 degrees to the left
4- Restore your head.
5-8 Left foot is withdrawn while both arms are brought around to the side of the body via the top to the right and restored to upright.
The third eight beats are the same as the first, but in the opposite direction.
The fourth beat is the same as the second, but in the opposite direction.
Section 1 Stretching (8 x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot lateral extension (toes inside pointing to the ground), at the same time the right leg bending the knee, the left arm through the side to the upper.
3-4 Return to upright.
5-Right foot lateral reach (toes inside pointing to the floor) while left leg bends knee and right arm goes through side to up.
6- Return to upright.
7-Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing medially to the floor) while right leg bends at the knee and left arm is raised sideways (eyes on left hand).
8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Step to the side with the left foot while bending both arms flat on the chest.
3-4 Raise both arms sideways and raise your head slightly.
5-7 Cross both arms in front of the body and loop outward to the side of the body.
8-Restore into upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 2: Chest Expansion (8 x 8)
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot extended sideways (toes pointing to the ground internally), while the right leg bends at the knee and both arms are raised in front of the head (overlapping hands, left hand on top).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Extend the right foot sideways (toes inside pointing to the ground) while bending the left leg at the knee and raising both arms through the side to the side.
6-Right foot retracts into an upright position, while both arms are raised forward (hands overlap, left hand on top).
7- Bend both legs, and at the same time, both arms are bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists).
8- Body upright while both arms are raised forward (fists clenched, hands slightly closer together).
The second eight beats
1-3 Flex both legs twice while raising the left arm up and lowering the right arm down. Backward vibration twice into a forward raise (make a fist, hands slightly closer together).
4- Body upright, both arms into a front raise.
5- Lift the left knee (left foot on the inside of the right knee), bend the right leg, while the left arm is lifted sideways, the right arm is bent flat in front of the chest and then vibrated (clenched fists), and the head is turned to the left by 90 degrees.
6- Same as 4.
7-8 Restore to upright.
The third and fourth eight beats are the same as the first and second eight beats, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 3: Kicking (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Left foot forward into a lunge, while both arms through the front to the upper (clenched fist).
3-Lift the right knee (thigh parallel to the ground) and extend the left leg while bending the elbow in front of the chest with both arms (palms facing each other).
4- Right leg back, while both arms go up
5-6 Right leg front kick (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes), while both arms go through the side to up.
7- Right leg back while raising both arms via down to side.
8- Return to upright.
The second eight beats
1-2 Left leg steps to the side into a semi-squat (wider than shoulder width) while crossing both arms in advance to hand-over-knee (with the tiger's mouth facing inward).
3-4 Return to upright.
5- Take a step forward to the right with the right foot, while crossing both arms in front of the chest (palms back).
6- Kick your right leg sideways (greater than 90 degrees, straight knee, tense toes) while swinging both arms through down to side.
7- Right leg back, while raising both arms sideways (with fists).
8-Restore to upright.
The third and fourth octaves are the same as the first and second octaves, but in the opposite direction.
The fifth through eighth beats are the same as the first through fourth octaves.
Section 4: Body Side Movement (8 beats x 8)
Preparatory position: upright.
The first eight beats
1-2 Step forward with the left foot and raise both arms through the front.
3-4 Step to the side with the right foot into open stance, while raising both arms sideways.
5-6 Lift the left knee (thigh parallel to the ground, left foot on the inside of the right knee) while swinging both arms down and right arm up.
7-8 Left leg down into an open stance, while the upper body is bent on the right side, the right hand crosses the waist, and the left arm is raised.
The second eight beats
1-4 Bend the left side of the upper body, at the same time, the left hand swings down through the side, touching the outside of the left knee, the right arm is raised through the side to the side (palms facing outward, looking up at the right hand).
5-6 Upper body restored to straight ...... >>
Question 6: What words and dance youth is very with Zhang Yang individuality
Question 7: Is there a movie called what ............ Dancing Youth "Dancing Youth" by Paramount Pictures, Inc. Dancing Youth" is released by Paramount Pictures and is directed by Tracy Armstrong. Armstrong, Nina? The story is about a high school girl, who is a young woman. The story is about a female high school student, a life that has been arranged, but because of the departure of her sister, and was forced to return to the original life, dilapidated, downtrodden, decadent, the day gradually no meaning. However, the familiar dance steps from the past rekindle her courage to live on. The dream of this moment in the dance blossomed.
Question 8: There is a radio exercise, why is it called dancing youth What is the meaning of dancing Can you imagine a picture: that is, in a square, there are a group of energetic small children, holding a balloon in their hands, lifted above their heads, while jumping while running towards you, the look of glee, that is called dancing. It contains the meaning of positive upward, with this age group of children should have the vigor. Dancing youth, is to youth outlook to youth salute!
Question 9: What are the songs in the American movie Dancing Youth? 01. Troy and Gabriella - Start Of Something New
02. Troy - Get'cha Head In The Game
03. Ryan and Sharpay - What I've Been Looking For
04. Troy and Gabriella - What I've Been Looking For (Reprise)
05. High School Musical Cast - Stick To The Status Quo
06. Gabriella - When Was Me And You
06. There Was Me And You
07. Ryan and Sharpay - Bop To The Top
08. Troy and Gabriella - Breaking Free
09. High School Musical Cast - We' re All In This Together
09. re All In This Together
10. Troy, Gabriella, Ryan, and Sharpay--I Can't Take My Eyes Off You
11. B5--Get'cha Head In The Game
12. Start Of Something New (Karaoke Instrumental)
13. Breaking Free (Karaoke Instrumental)