4:00 2 phase lowering, with 2 exceptions: Whisk, Chasse from PP to Quick Open Reverse, RF forward as a non progressive step(no phase 2 lowering), walk thru.
Shouldn't this be straight knee and raised toe aren never together..? Because if you do so, you lose the the balance. So if you bent the knees slightly, your legs can carry the weight, right??
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4:00 2 phase lowering, with 2 exceptions: Whisk,
Chasse from PP to Quick Open Reverse, RF forward as a non progressive step(no phase 2 lowering), walk thru.
thkq v much
10:00, Body rise, press down the ball-toe, feeling of elevator rise inside of the torso. Body rise is everywhere in the rising actions.
1:00, The shin bone bent forward to create static energy, but The thigh bone is vertical to support the torso.
The best explanation there is . Bill Irvine had such a simplicity of explaining such technically difficult thing to dance .
9:00, Chasse from PP, swing rise(progressive rise) in 1~3 steps, pressure rise on 4th non-progressive step.
Hey Roger, do you have any idea what happened to Josephine Bradly notes that Bob Irvine get on her death.
Fall (lower) before rising.
8:00 Waltz, commence to rise end of 1, on the basement, knee bent.
Foxtrot, rise end of 1, on the ground level, knee no bent.
3:00 Bent knee(parking level) and raised toe(2nd floor level) are never ever together.
Shouldn't this be straight knee and raised toe aren never together..? Because if you do so, you lose the the balance.
So if you bent the knees slightly, your legs can carry the weight, right??