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No Worries! Look out for the new offerings of the Foundation course and All New Intermediate Jan 1, 2025. They are based on 8-count.

@SteppersFlow Ok, thanks🫡

Hey there! It would be difficult to explain that in writing without a clear counting language agreed upon between us. I didn't provide a clear count for 6-count in this series of videos. I did suggest a couple ways to count it in my individual video, but didn't settle on one. To answer your question we would need to interact face to face in person or through video chat. Reach out to me through my website steppersflow.

I appreciate the feedback. Thank you.

Thank you Shirley!

I'm glad you understood and now know the difference.

I agree that the new school 6 count and 8 count are exactly the same and are just counted differently.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words!

Thank you!

I appreciate that Mona!

Thank you!

Ha Ha. I definitely will take your advice. You are the pro at this.

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Thank you!

Hi Gordon. Thanks for the question. The answer is not easily explained in writing and not easy to purposefully recreate it since it happens unintentionally. Sometimes people take one extra step or one less step than is required. Sometimes people add or take away a beat unintentionally. Sometimes somebody steps too fast or too slow which gets them off beat as well. Of course the music can change and if you don’t adjust then you will be off beat. I hope this helps.

Great vid, Most times the leader fixes it, but I do it also, when I can tell they don't know we we are off beat.

Don't turn this dance into brain surgery. So many people step with "non" steppin family members at family functions or are a Lil tipsy.. most times the dance floor is crowded and the joint is dark.

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Hey Swan! This is from a new skool perspective. I believe staying on the up beat is more important to new skoolers. In my observation ole skool and even more so freestyle often go back and forth between dancing on the upbeat and downbeat. So for ole skool and freestyle, people would not necessarily have a problem if the music changed the beat underneath them, and they would not feel the need to adjust the dance at all. There are some ole skoolers that try to stay on either the upbeat or the downbeat for the whole song. For them this concept could apply, but again I don't think it's as imperative to them as it is to new skoolers.

@@SteppersFlow Thanks , I am glad you are taking the time to familiarize new skoolers what the difference is ! I know many people think all of the dances are the same .

Thank you Tanya for your feedback. Stay tuned for more. Also consider becoming a member on my site to get access to much more in my Foundation course. It starts from the beginning but it ramps up pretty quickly over the months.

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback.

Hey! I’m currently living in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. Just moved here from Chicago the end of 2022.

Thanks Bro!

Yes she is.

Hey Antonio. I assume you mean the slows as opposed to the quicks. If the slows are the resting steps then the resting steps are as follows: Bounce basic: 1, 4, 6, 7 (SQQ, SQS, SQ) 1-2 basic: 2, 5, 6, 7 (QSQ, QSS, SQ) Regular 8 count: 3, 6, 7, 8 (QQS, QQS, SS)

The 1-2 Bounce: 2, 4, 6, 7 (QSQ, SQS, SQ)

@@SteppersFlow right on brotha! I thank you for the reply and thanks for the video. its some gold level info bro!

@@startedindetroit Thanks Bro!

Great info!! Thanks!

Thanks for watching. Appreciate it!