Revolution Dance Moves never taught in a Modern Jive class

For safety reasons some moves never get taught in class, here is one of them, we also slow it down and explain certain elements. Please Donate Below, thank you :)
Don't try this move if you have a bad back, knees or neck or have a lack of general balance and or strength, also always work with your partners manoeuvrability & choose your partner accordingly.
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[@kristiebasista8207]

Keith!!!! you are amazing. My finance' and I wanted to get a really amazing choreographed dance together for our wedding to Skyfall.. Your two videos (this one and that specific one) are really helping us out. Is it possible to get a few more videos like this one explaining the more difficult moves in the skyfall one? We have the move where she is on your shoulder and does a backwards flip down. And this video helped us alot with this particular move! Thanks! You are helping make this epic!

[@kerryfoster1]

Great moves. Shame you didn't name them. This gives a reference point which I believe is important!

[@keithdavies123]

Kerry Foster Hi Hun, the 1st open out is a Kepow, the main one is a step over.
Unfortunately as Modern Jive is a real mix of dance styles, often names of moves change as you travel the country/world, even beginners moves. I used to get messages saying ‘That’s not such a move, it’s called ........’ So I stopped putting them up.
Really glad you liked them though 🙏🏻😊

[@keithdavies123]

Hi Kristie, so glad it helped : )
I'm afraid we don't have anything from Skyfall as it was mainly freestyled & captured by someone else when we taught in Spain.
Try putting Keith Bev Jive or Keith Lou Jive in youtube & see what you get : )
Have a fabulous day & we hope you guys have many happy days ahead
Keith & Janey xx

[@quintusgodofgaming6989]

Thank you so much this will somewhat help me in my dance unit in P.E. :D

[@keithdavies123]

Not a problem at all, good luck :)

[@keithdavies123]

You're welcome, glad you liked, thanks for the comments : )

[@gooyeep]

Great move. Great lesson. Thank you Keith & Lou .Ray Lewis