Thank you for going slowly and explaining! Some of us are not natural danceers. I appreciate your taking the time to do the moves slowly enough for me to actually see.
Thank you. Forget about the haters. You did an excellent job explaining this crap because before I found this video, I was mega confused!! I have two left feet and trip over carpet so this is nice. Thank you again!!!
Omg thank you so much! You explained it better than any of the other videos Ice seen! I've never been able to dance it at weddings or at school dances because I didn't knew but thank you! Seriously I'm so happy I finally learned! I'm 22 and I wished this video existed when I was in middle school.
In my thinking of the command "Reverse", in the DJ Caspar Slide, some dancers will do - A two-footed jump with a 1/2 turn on the jump either to the L or to the R. On the next "Reverse", another two-footed jump with a 1/2 turn on the jump either to the R to the L, in reverse on the second jump (that is, on the second jump, the jump is in the reverse direction). Count would be: 1 for the jump (hold 2 3 4), and then 5 for the second jump (hold 2 3 4). Now on the "Reverse! Reverse!....Reverse! Reverse!" - there are variations. 1. You can do double-timed two-footed jumps (2 jumps), each with a 1/2 turn to either the L or to the R, on counts 1 2 (hold 3 4), and then on the next 5 6 (hold 7 8). 2. Or, you can do the same two-footed jumps (also double-timed as above) as above but all jumps in the same direction, but with each jump having a 1/2 turn each. 3. Or you can do the first 2 jumps in the same direction, and the second 2 jumps in the opposite direction.
Thank you for going slowly and explaining! Some of us are not natural danceers. I appreciate your taking the time to do the moves slowly enough for me to actually see.
I think he did good, everyone has there own style of doing this dance :) It's all about having fun :)
Thank you. Forget about the haters. You did an excellent job explaining this crap because before I found this video, I was mega confused!! I have two left feet and trip over carpet so this is nice. Thank you again!!!
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Omg thank you so much! You explained it better than any of the other videos Ice seen! I've never been able to dance it at weddings or at school dances because I didn't knew but thank you! Seriously I'm so happy I finally learned! I'm 22 and I wished this video existed when I was in middle school.
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Great job! I'm using this with my students, becaus we're doing a workshop called "dancing &singing" .Thank you so much from Menorca (Spain)
In my thinking of the command "Reverse", in the DJ Caspar Slide, some dancers will do -
A two-footed jump with a 1/2 turn on the jump either to the L or to the R. On the next "Reverse", another two-footed jump with a 1/2 turn on the jump either to the R to the L, in reverse on the second jump (that is, on the second jump, the jump is in the reverse direction). Count would be: 1 for the jump (hold 2 3 4), and then 5 for the second jump (hold 2 3 4).
Now on the "Reverse! Reverse!....Reverse! Reverse!" - there are variations.
1. You can do double-timed two-footed jumps (2 jumps), each with a 1/2 turn to either the L or to the R, on counts 1 2 (hold 3 4), and then on the next 5 6 (hold 7 8).
2. Or, you can do the same two-footed jumps (also double-timed as above) as above but all jumps in the same direction, but with each jump having a 1/2 turn each.
3. Or you can do the first 2 jumps in the same direction, and the second 2 jumps in the opposite direction.
what is you email i have a question pertaining to the cha cha slide. i dont want to embarass myslef
WHY DO WORDS COVER THE STEPS WE NEED TO SEE IN ALL VIDEOS SMH!
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Cody Grieves yes ?
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Can i please not be white anymore im so embarrassed 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
yeah still not the right way
This guy is doing it way wrong!! That's pathetic