Rumba Walks in Same Foot Shadow Position | Routine and Figures
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Rumba Walks in Same Foot Shadow Position | Dance Routine and Figures
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01:04 Preparation Walk, Open Hip Twist
02:58 Foot Change to Shadow Position, Walks in Shadow Position
05:07 Foot Change with Pivot, Telemark to Runaway Position
06:45 Swivels. Lady's Turn to Open Position
08:58 Routine to Music
Music: Bassa Island Game Loop Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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01:04 Preparation Walk, Open Hip Twist
02:58 Foot Change to Shadow Position, Walks in Shadow Position
05:07 Foot Change with Pivot, Telemark to Runaway Position
06:45 Swivels. Lady's Turn to Open Position
08:58 Routine to Music
So beautiful! I love it!!
Wow, rumba walks and swivels too! I especially like the elegant arm movement in the routine too. Thank you!!!
Thanks Zulu and Food, really glad you appreciate this Rumba video!
These Rumba Walks on the same feet were known in ISTD syllabus books as "Kiki Walks". Especially when these walks are done forward by the man and lady.
When the lady does the Runaway, she ends up in a Runaway stretch - and holds only 2 counts on it with one of her free arms stretched out in parallel to floor - so I call this a Runaway picture line. It is a pretty picture line, and this is great for a dancesport environment.
From all this (and this includes the man's forward lunge at the end) looks like this routine is good enough for Gold Syllabus level in Rumba, since the foot changes usually do not appear in Bronze or Silver in Rumba.
The best video, thank you.
In the olden days, the Same-Foot Rumba Walks in R Shadow Position was known in ISTD technique books (especially in "variations") as the Kiki Walks.
In open-style dancesport, the Kiki Walks can be extended in a straight line or in a circle, and of course, you can use guapacha timing. For instance....
2 3 4 (hold 1 2)...AND 3 4-1.
Or, you can develop the Kiki Walks into what I call "Rumba Walk Development into Runs" in this timing...
2 3 4- (hold 1)...and 2 and 3 and 4-1.
On the "and 2 and 3 and 4-1" (6 steps) the walks are double-timed so it has the effect of a "running action."
Buongiorno maestro Egils è un incanto sempre !!!!💕👗👠👍💗
Thanks Roberta!!!
Bravo
Maestro....mi scusi....ma dov'era tutto questo tempo? Fino a ieri non sapevo della sua capacita...prestigiosooooo........grazie.
Thanks Giovanni, glad you appreciate this video!