Hey Dancers! Shortcuts to the steps here - Classic Cha Cha Half Moon Step: 0:24 New Step #1 - Inside Under Arm Turn - 1:20 New Step #2 - Double Head Loop - 1:28 New Step #3 - Hand Change Behind the Back, Under Arm Turn - 2:04 New Step #4 - Neck Wraps - 02:38 New Step #5 - Rondes - 3:14 Dance Routine to Music: 4:11 Cha Cha Technique Essentials Online Course Here: bit.ly/ChaChaEssentialsYT
@@tytusbergstrom hey i just try to learn by watching... aint simple you probably know. :D i learned the Aida from you, but i don't know the names of the figures, i ain't no dancer :)
I heard a dancing coach said that verbal explanation of dancing can oftentimes confuse students, sometimes the better way is just make the moves and they follow the moves.
@Henry Tan Demonstration in dancing is always good.. although different students may learn differently. Some like to feel the movement, some like to see it... etc.
@@DanceInsanity ,we've learned it at our dance school.Our teacher showed us follow&leader steps separately, but it was hard to understand how it should look like in couple. Due to COVID she's not allowed to show it with somebody from students. I've searched for a video on youtube and couldn't find a good one, so I've thought to ask you.
is this exclusively american style CC ... is any of this allowed in international CC? WDSF has a step called Cross Basic (is that same as cross body lead) .... but international doesn't usually have so much hand switch movements .... let me know....
Hi StuckIn Room! good question! This answer is in regards to patterns, not technique (which is a different matter). if you're doing syllabus competition figures, the half moon wouldn't be acceptably (by most people's standards) in Int. Latin, but if its social dancing, or Open Gold, than the sky is the limit. it's good to keep in mind that any step that can been done in American can be executed in International and vice versa. it adds to the arsenal of steps. (but if you're doing syllabus tests or - bronze - silver - gold- competitions, then you have to stick to what's available, pattern wise, in each style and level). the cross body lead is not the same as a cross basic, since the follower doesn't really "cross" the leader so much. really cross body lead is interchangeable with Open Hip Twist in many situations. hope that helps! Tytus
Hey Dancers! Shortcuts to the steps here - Classic Cha Cha Half Moon Step: 0:24
New Step #1 - Inside Under Arm Turn - 1:20
New Step #2 - Double Head Loop - 1:28
New Step #3 - Hand Change Behind the Back, Under Arm Turn - 2:04
New Step #4 - Neck Wraps - 02:38
New Step #5 - Rondes - 3:14
Dance Routine to Music: 4:11
Cha Cha Technique Essentials Online Course Here: bit.ly/ChaChaEssentialsYT
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Fun and cute. I enjoy your teaching.
thank you Lily!
aww, thanks so much!
Great variations! I'm adding these to my repertoire.
Wonderful
thank u. Any other steps you'd like to se new versions of?
thanks Zendaida!
Very cool variations to add to my Cha Cha!
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Thanks!! 😊
much thank u!
i want more of theseeee kind of videossss! ;)
Vitez all right! Thanks... Any particular steps u may b most interested in?
@@tytusbergstrom hey i just try to learn by watching... aint simple you probably know. :D i learned the Aida from you, but i don't know the names of the figures, i ain't no dancer :)
@Vitez Learning by watching is super important. :) what dances do you enjoy?
@@DanceInsanity I am currently enjoying basic class of rumba, cha cha, quickstep and disco hustle.
Always a great lesson. Tks for sharing your knowledge to all of us around the world. Greetings from Brazil
zecalimazeca hello and you're welcome! Always nice to hear from ya. 😊
❤👏Excellent!
Another great lesson/ thanks!
Dango31 Right on! You're welcome.
I heard a dancing coach said that verbal explanation of dancing can oftentimes confuse students, sometimes the better way is just make the moves and they follow the moves.
@Henry Tan Demonstration in dancing is always good.. although different students may learn differently. Some like to feel the movement, some like to see it... etc.
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@Hendra Sulaiman Thanks! :)
Thank Yoooooouuuuu!
Hi guys, can U make a video with "Follow my leader" steps?thanx!
@Anna Kovtun nice idea! Do u have specific questions about that step?
@@DanceInsanity ,we've learned it at our dance school.Our teacher showed us follow&leader steps separately, but it was hard to understand how it should look like in couple. Due to COVID she's not allowed to show it with somebody from students. I've searched for a video on youtube and couldn't find a good one, so I've thought to ask you.
is this exclusively american style CC ... is any of this allowed in international CC? WDSF has a step called Cross Basic (is that same as cross body lead) .... but international doesn't usually have so much hand switch movements .... let me know....
Hi StuckIn Room! good question! This answer is in regards to patterns, not technique (which is a different matter). if you're doing syllabus competition figures, the half moon wouldn't be acceptably (by most people's standards) in Int. Latin, but if its social dancing, or Open Gold, than the sky is the limit. it's good to keep in mind that any step that can been done in American can be executed in International and vice versa. it adds to the arsenal of steps. (but if you're doing syllabus tests or - bronze - silver - gold- competitions, then you have to stick to what's available, pattern wise, in each style and level). the cross body lead is not the same as a cross basic, since the follower doesn't really "cross" the leader so much. really cross body lead is interchangeable with Open Hip Twist in many situations. hope that helps! Tytus
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its a old american style step @!
@Martin... vintage making a comeback. ;)
oh yess it is, lol!