Learn Salsa | Smoother lead & follow - Rule of 50/50 | Part 2

In this video we show the best way how become a smoother Salsa lead and follow!
Find part1: • How to become a smooth...
Start with:
1. Building trust, connection.
2. BTL Check
✅ B - Check if she / he is in the right Beat (timing),
✅ T - Check the Tention (for her as well)
✅ L - Check the Level
3. For her - be light and try to give full attention to the Leader.
4. Rule of 50/50.
✅ Leader just give the follower the right Impuls (50%).
✅The Follower will understand and fulfill the move (50%).
❌Leader - Do not give 100% by make the whole turn until the end. Just give a smooth impuls.
Enjoy the dance and respect each other...
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[@ivonebalcas6896]

So useful Jasmine - being a woman - is ginving the instructions & tips for women ✅

[@ghislainedurand4594]

J adord la SALSA en France je danse aussi la salsa 👍💃🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷❤️

[@amarrero9923]

The videos are great. Clear and helpful to someone like me who wants to learn to follow better. :) One suggestion - show the movements you describe and show us examples of with the music so we can see the end product.

[@ghislainedurand4594]

👍❤️🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷Genial j adord

[@daviddavis8053]

How much body movement (ribcage) do you use when leading? Is it all in the weight transfer when you step?