Off on a slight tangent...
Totally fallen for this dance sequence...and the music is such an earworm.
Its from a film called 'you never were lovelier' (I went out and bought the DVD...the plots not bad...with some funny dialogue. I actually stumbled upon it trying to look up what the move 'shorty george' was. lol!
At about 1.08 is that a bit like stepping back/over?
I stumbled upon this quote "It is in fact noted that Fred Astaire was taught to dance by a traditional clog dancer." which made me look at Fred Astaire's dancing again.
So wondering a bit about the connection between tap and clog...are the steps quite similar?
Showing posts with label stepping over. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stepping over. Show all posts
Friday, April 13, 2012
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Update 29/12/2011
As promised here is my latest update. Been working on the shuffles and stepping back/over sections.
I've done some of the video from different angles to show that I'm on my toes/doing the heel beats etc.
I've done some of the video from different angles to show that I'm on my toes/doing the heel beats etc.
Firstly here we have another attempt at my nemisis the Double Shuffle.
Then the Single & Triple Shuffles - not sure if I'm doing them quite right.
Then Stepping Back (without heel beat).
And Stepping Back. (start vid at 0.30)
Stepping Over.
Stepping Over & Stepping Back
Next time I will be trying with music.....
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Time for an update (October 2011)
So I have been working on stepping over.
and stepping back.
Also working on double shuffle. I am still struggling to do right amount of steps without the book in front of me.
This is my attempt of doing six 'steps' all in one go without music or looking at book for reference.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Stepping over...
Still struggling with double shuffle, can do it slowly on my own and with slow bit on DVD. But once I try it with music I seem to lose timing with it.
On another note had a go at doing 'stepping over'. Managed to do it very slowly. Getting used to the Tap Step 'step' and judging how much space I have on the board to dance it.
On another note had a go at doing 'stepping over'. Managed to do it very slowly. Getting used to the Tap Step 'step' and judging how much space I have on the board to dance it.
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