Spitfire
09-19-2003, 10:32 AM
So which moves have you learned to do that you find tricky for whatever reason?
I mentioned the sailor shuffle already in the swing forum.
In cha-cha I learned one where the leader takes the follow into cross hands position and using a fake step 1-2-3-4 takes her into a sweeheart to his right. On the next 1-2 he reverses position to the other side with the follow to his left and releases her left hand with his and positions it on her back. He then goes forward with her on the next 1-2-3 and taking his and her right hand above his head turns again to the original sweet heart position on the following 1-2. Now, after this he will do another forward 1-2-3 followed of course with the 1-2 but in a stationary position. After this he will fake step 1-2-3-4 and take her back to the starting position.
The tricky part is during the forward movement on the 1-2-3 in keeping the follow parallel. The hand behind her back is suppose to guide her, but does not always work. Also doing a another fake step after a 1-2 can be tricky.
Who else is familar with this pattern? Suggestions appreciated. :)
I mentioned the sailor shuffle already in the swing forum.
In cha-cha I learned one where the leader takes the follow into cross hands position and using a fake step 1-2-3-4 takes her into a sweeheart to his right. On the next 1-2 he reverses position to the other side with the follow to his left and releases her left hand with his and positions it on her back. He then goes forward with her on the next 1-2-3 and taking his and her right hand above his head turns again to the original sweet heart position on the following 1-2. Now, after this he will do another forward 1-2-3 followed of course with the 1-2 but in a stationary position. After this he will fake step 1-2-3-4 and take her back to the starting position.
The tricky part is during the forward movement on the 1-2-3 in keeping the follow parallel. The hand behind her back is suppose to guide her, but does not always work. Also doing a another fake step after a 1-2 can be tricky.
Who else is familar with this pattern? Suggestions appreciated. :)