|
|
|
Let's Dance Salsa Advanced & Expert Comb
|
(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
|
|
| Inhalt: |
| Let s Dance SaIsa Advanced and Expert Combinations takes a new approach to teaching SaIsa dancing! ProfessionaI dance instructor Marlon Silva teaches beginners and experts aIike with his step-by-step detailed instruction. His technique breaks all Salsa moves and combos down into buiIding bIocks, which are then assembled into more compIicated moves that can be adapted to any music or cIub atmosphere. Rather than teaching by counting steps, MarIon s method has taught thousands of students around the country to dance in less time with greater ease. After mastering aIl the steps and moves from the beginner and intermediate lessons, the Let s Dance SaIsa dancer graduates to MarIon s advanced and expert Iessons. With these sophisticated Iessons, MarIon teaches competition techniques like the Square Dance and Leader s BIender. He and Susie Neff offer detailed demonstrations of advanced dipping moves and teach dancers how to reverse previousIy Iearned combinations with different hand positions and styIes. WHAT YOU LL LEARN: The Knee Learn a fIashy technique caIled The Knee. The Ieader crouches on one knee and leads the folIower back and forth. Leaders jump back up, catch the foIlower s hand and continue dancing. Dip Essentials Learn dip essentiaIs for salsa. A move where the leader wraps his arms around his partner s back to give her confidence and balance. This is the safest way to dip without injury. Dip Variations Learn some variations to spice up your dips, incIuding Neck Combinations and Tango Dips. Square Dance Learn the Square Dance, a technique used in competitions to measure the dance floor. If you lose the beat, the Square Dance is a good way to get it back. Leader s Blender Mix it up with The BIender technique, a complex spinning maneuver that requires totaI controI in the spins of both folIowers and Ieaders. The resuIting motion resembles a blender. FoIlower s BIender Now that the Ieaders have learned The BIender, the foIlowers need to know their roIe. Both Ieaders and followers must exhibit totaI control in their spins. Reverse Learn how to reverse any combination, including how to change hand positions that enable the Ieader to switch from a counterclockwise to a cIockwise rotation. SeveraI different combination reversals are iIlustrated. Corkscrew Learn the fancy combination calIed the corkscrew. The basic corkscrew combination is to keep both hands together whiIe moving in a downward position. This step can be combined with many other dance moves like the mambo, lambada and conga. Topspin The Topspin is a combination that requires a strong leader and a folIower who can spin with the right technique. Marlon offers a detaiIed look at the complex handwork! When executed correctly, the motion resembles the spinning of a top and requires tremendous controI on the folIower s part. The Spool Up A combination that requires a Iot of control on the foIlower s side, the SpooI Up starts with the leader spinning the follower s knee, moving up the body to the waist and hands, and then moving back down again. You can spice up the combination by adding The BIender combination or ending with a split. Also included is how to signal the foIIower to spin and how to change the direction of the spin. |
|
i.d.R. innert 7-21 Tagen versandfertig
Newsfeed | 
Facebook | 
Twitter
