July.2010choreography.wmv

[javachix]

Very nice flow to your combos. I like your style! Thank you for including the class in your filming, I was able to watch them and see the different levels, and the base moves to some of the more advanced options.
Thanks for posting. Lots of wonderful ideas to steal. :-)

[Creatve]

@hugo30aguilar, thank you for your interest. The formula that works best is to teach your 16ct transitional move ie; repeater and 2 basics, anything that will change your lead in 16 cts. slowly layer in your optional more difficult variations. Basically, you are establishing a pathway to self-reversing choreography. Then teach 2 transitional 8 ct moves. They can be different repeaters/Lsteps/ etc. That's the easy methodology. Cut each part in half to achieve your balanced 32ct.

[AeroFreakPR]

Love this routine and your music! What is the name of the mix???

[AeroFreakPR]

Love this routine! Where are you teaching??? :D

[Creatve]

@AeroFreakPR Thanks! I teach in and around the Dallas, TX area. Not really known for good stepping, but I can be very persistant. :)

[Creatve]

@hugo30aguilar, In addition, I usually establish the "foot strike" before layering any directional changes. Imo, directional changes and rhythm's are the hardest to teach and pick up if you are a student with no previous experience. However, if you establish your pathways with base moves and develop a systematic approach to teaching....There is nothing you or your students can't do. :)

[AeroFreakPR]

@Creatve12000 Well you are a good stepper! :D Good routine and cues! Greetings from Puerto Rico!

[AeroFreakPR]

@Creatve12000 @Creatve12000 Well you are a good stepper! :D Good routine and cues! Greetings from Puerto Rico!