4:30 Step Hop on ball(use ball rebound) for the look of lightness, also to allow the lady to know its a jumping action(stay on same high level on the toes) instead of lowering to heel for swinging movement. as explained by Bill Irvine.
6:00, Pepper Pot, Chasse Chasse, or Chasse Lock.... Nice finish to any form of Scatter Chasse, the real fast part is in the beginning, to allow the speed to fade away into the following Natural Turn Q+ QQ....S QQS.
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2:30, The swing part of Quickstep is composed of varies kinds of "Chasse". Closing feet without hesitation to keep the body flowing.
4:30 Step Hop on ball(use ball rebound) for the look of lightness, also to allow the lady to know its a jumping action(stay on same high level on the toes) instead of lowering to heel for swinging movement. as explained by Bill Irvine.
9:00, Quickstep is the most interesting dances composed of swing/sway, bouncing, trick steps....
5:30, Step Hop is a pivot in the air, closing feet and turn.
6:00, Pepper pot, double lock or Chasse Lock, a nice ending for the scatter Chasse.
There are step hop in "slow&" and slow QQ timing. Anyone know the difference?
6:30, Quickstep is about rhythmical interpretation, rhythmical Quickstep is very important.
Chasses and Scatter chasses - To close or not close your feet?
Bounced movements
Exercise with an elastic band around your tights and a glass of water
6:00, Pepper Pot, Chasse Chasse, or Chasse Lock.... Nice finish to any form of Scatter Chasse, the real fast part is in the beginning, to allow the speed to fade away into the following Natural Turn Q+ QQ....S QQS.
4:30 Step hop is on toe for the light feeling and look.
5:00 Quick version of Scatter Chasse Q+ Q+ on toe and open feet, on same level.
Slow version S+ S+ Closing feet and Bouncing.
10:30, If the coordination of the feet and legs are correct, then there should be no extra action in the top.
@Roger Lee Thanks
0:50 Fast and reactive ankles and feet.
Why, oh why, do female dance demonstraters ALWAYS wear dresses covering their FEET.