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0:00 Oversway 1:51 Oversway from PP 3:34 Throwaway Oversway 5:33 Hinge 7:04 Tilt Oversway 8:31 Inverted Throwaway Oversway 10:28 Right Lunge 12:24 Same Foot Lunge 14:25 Right Hinge 16:13 Opposition Point to Left from PP 18:13 Opposition Point to Right from PP 20:00 Eros line 21:42 Left Lunge 23:15 Chair from PP 24:50 Whiplash from PP 26:15 Developé to Leg Hook from Oversway Shape 28:28 X line
32:00 Center of Balance(the upper center) and Center of Weight(the lower center) are counter rotating and counter balancing each other, only aligning vertically in the middle of the step (half weight).
1:20 Waltz Natural Turn, the sway starts from the lowest point (1+) to control the speed of the swing. 1:40 Foxtrot Feather Step, the sway starts while I am rising for balance and timing control. 2:20 Broken Sway, an extra added sway of the upper body used in Charge of Direction. 2:50 Sway to my moving direction, Hover Feather. 4:00 Lunge, SFL, starts from broken sway to normal sway from the lower body.
It's a difference in rhythm: you count from 1 to 4 --> 1 2 3 4 with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - 3 - you count from 1 to 4 WITH "&"s --> 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - - - 3 - - - "quick quick quick quick" : 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - "slow & quick quick": 1 - - & 3 - 4 - "quick quick": 1 - 2 - "slow &": 1 - - & difficult to explain shortly and only via text, hope it helps :)
@@dancearchivehub Thank you for ur explaination. One observation i made on step hop with "slow&" is progressive, whereas Step hop with QQ is stationery only and upward.
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28:00 The shoulders are parallel, but the core (the rib cage) is counter rotated to have the lady follow (to dance to) and rotate around, and not letting the lady to fall out.
23:00 VW Reverse turn 123, start with semi-PP, end with semi-CPP. 456 PP~CPP….. allow the hold to be flexible…. Close the lady for the energy to come back, not letting the energy to spin out.
20:00 VW Reverse turn: Counter promenade, promenade…. take out the stress of man’s R arm and lady’s neck. VW Natural turn PP, CPP…. Fleckerl is the same…. to keep the core relatively still by sliding the body contact(body rolling).
18:30 I want her to continue for the previous information until I change….. Lady cannot think at all….lady respond, awareness of her leader. In Japan, man is the leader, lady is the partner.
16:15 Loraine: I just feel everything is constantly moving in my body, never a moment of stalled in order to be in balance….. I just hanging with the core, great relaxation in my body, don’t know what’s going on, I just respond, no thoughts….. I just keep going and going until he change it…. I just trust the body and let it to come out, I don’t think about it at all.
6:30 Core is not a fixed point, it’s an ideal point between the couple depends on the height, size, dance styles…. for ballroom dancing it’s under the rib cage to allow the freeness of the legs.
