WCS Intermediate: Three ways to Take one Step

Discussed the importance of managing weight change, accommodating different dance speeds, and variation in dance actions across different beats

Bullet Points:
1. Dancing rhythm and step sequencing need comprehension of three ways to take one step for two music beats.
2. A technique called the 'sugar push' involves leaders and followers choreographing their own movements according to the beats.
3. Weight change varies the 'anchor' dance move - changing from 1, 2, 3, and 4, 5 to just 1 step across 2 beats.
4. Slow-motion steps and other dance actions such as sweeping or dragging can enhance the dance routine.
5. Versatility in sequences allows dancers to match diverse dance speeds, help balance, and mark time.