A good example of this advanced quickstep stuff was used in the revamp of "Shall We Dance" (a movie in 2004), where in the quickstep heat, Richard Gere and partner start off with the Pendulum preparations, then step-hops to bounce hop actions down the floor, and finishing with "The Rocket" (which I call "The Big Side Hop-And-Slide").
It's a difference in rhythm: you count from 1 to 4 --> 1 2 3 4 with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - 3 - you count from 1 to 4 WITH "&"s --> 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - - - 3 - - - "quick quick quick quick" : 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - "slow & quick quick": 1 - - & 3 - 4 - "quick quick": 1 - 2 - "slow &": 1 - - & difficult to explain shortly and only via text, hope it helps :)
@@dancearchivehub Thank you for ur explaination. One observation i made on step hop with "slow&" is progressive, whereas Step hop with QQ is stationery only and upward.
A good example of this advanced quickstep stuff was used in the revamp of "Shall We Dance" (a movie in 2004), where in the quickstep heat, Richard Gere and partner start off with the Pendulum preparations, then step-hops to bounce hop actions down the floor, and finishing with "The Rocket" (which I call "The Big Side Hop-And-Slide").
Hi, I seeing step hop with "slow&" and QQ timing. What the difference between these 2 kinds of step hop?
It's a difference in rhythm:
you count from 1 to 4 --> 1 2 3 4
with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - 3 -
you count from 1 to 4 WITH "&"s --> 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &
with "slow slow" your steps are on: 1 - - - 3 - - -
"quick quick quick quick" : 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 -
"slow & quick quick": 1 - - & 3 - 4 -
"quick quick": 1 - 2 -
"slow &": 1 - - &
difficult to explain shortly and only via text, hope it helps :)
@@dancearchivehub Thank you for ur explaination. One observation i made on step hop with "slow&" is progressive, whereas Step hop with QQ is stationery only and upward.
@@truckman7123 great observation