Turns vs. Hand Tosses for Salsa (What's the Difference?)
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
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One thing that confuses new salsa dancers is how to clearly signal the difference between a turn and a hand toss. So here are some tips to make your hand tosses more clear for the followers!
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Thank you, so much. This helps a lot.
You're welcome. Great to hear it helped! -robin
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Very good explanation, thanks
Glad it was helpful Julie! thanks for watching :) -robin
Very informative!🤍
Glad you liked it :) - Robin
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Happy to have found this excellent video. I wonder if the count can play a role in this as well, for example, if you're tossing the lady's right hand on the 2 or 3 beat (in salsa on 1), it's unlikely you're telling her to do a right hand turn, because that toss should come around the 5 or 6. It's more likely you're going to block the turn.
You have a point, and that likely applies more to beginners who are going to guess what you want as opposed to following the signal. If you toss the hand in the neutral territory, regardless of the count, it shouldn't cause the follow to turn. If you're tossing the hand with an intention of a turn it could turn the follow on any count as well. Make sense? So the more experience the follow has, the more likely they are to interpret it correctly. -Robin
Crystal clear, thanks for your reply.@@thedancedojo
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