2. Reverse basic movement left basic step
The basic steps of 3.3. Progressive basic motion
4. samba Whisks (right and left) fork step (right and left)
5. samba walks while samba walks
6. Static samba in situ samba step
7.samba lock Samba lock step
8. Step of rope weaving
9. Volta step
Related introduction:
In Latin dance, the feet are never parallel, only when the feet are close together. Most of the foot rotation like this is external rotation, but the foot rotates with all or part of its weight, which belongs to passive rotation or foot reaction.
Because, in dance, the amount of rotation of the feet is mostly different from that of the upper body. The most typical example is the second step of the sweeping step in samba, the inhibition of forward movement in rumba and cha-cha, and the backward movement in rumba and cha-cha.
Extended data
In Latin dance, when the dance moves, it is not just the movement of the feet, but the movement of the feet should be replaced by the movement of the body, and the posture after the movement should be extended from the inside out.
All balance movements are emitted from the center of the body. In the process of continuous rotation, the speed should gradually increase from slow to fast, and then gradually decrease. The center of gravity should be between the open feet, and the feet should not move too far or too small to lose balance. We should keep practicing and find out the right pace position.
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