Cha Cha Forward Lock Step / Latin Dance

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Cha Forward Lock Step / Latin Dance
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Cha Cha evolved from Cuban Mambo step called "Triple Mambo". One of Basic elements in Cha is Forward Lock Step. Would you like to learn Cha Lock?
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[@mingyuzhou6313]

You are the only one play with music at the end , well done👍 thank you

[@modrisstrautmanis5702]

Thank You Kim,Leon and Egil for great tutorial I love Your lessons and thank You all again!

[@EgilsSmagris]

Thanks Modris, glad you enjoyed our videos!

[@friseurcelalgeyik8523]

Thank's for this Video,it is helpful To Develope own lockstep

[@xisuolu9677]

The " little bit forward to the side" is very helpful, thanks

[@natalialapitskaya8004]

Kim is so adorable!

[@greggreenhalgh3874]

Thanks again for posting these excellent tutorials. We really appreciate it.

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Greg Greenhalgh glad you like it!

[@charlessmith263]

The cha-cha locks will help you master the "samba locks" in the samba later on. My guess.
I know basically that there are over 5 "chasse" actions - probably 10 chasse actions- in International cha-cha, and the forward lock is one "chasse" action. Assuming that you will do it on the "2 and 3" or "4 and 1", especially when you do the 3 Cha-Cha-Chas, the details on what happens in the lock are this.....
1. Forward lead foot comes out in roughly 3rd position.
2. The trail foot - or back foot - closes up behind in roughly 4th position for the famous "cross", or "lock."
3. The forward lead foot comes out of the lock in roughly 3rd position once again.
(The positions described come roughly from ballet technique.)
With that, I am guessing the details of the 3 foot actions in the forward cha-cha lock, and I am thinking of this...
The "pre-cross" forward - 1st step
The actual "cross" or "lock" - 2nd step
The "un-lock" out forward - 3rd step.

[@charlessmith263]

Most Latin ballroom dance experts mention "Latin cross" position for the actual "lock", which is key here also.

[@aleksey_skarubin]

Egils, your videos become various and more interesting. Nice to watch and learn.

[@EgilsSmagris]

+Алексей Скарубин thanks happy to hear that 😃

[@EgilsSmagris]

Cha Forward Lock Step by Leon and Kim

[@xisuolu9677]

the feet should not be that close. and in that "little bit forward to the side" step, we need to raise up the knee so that or feet is perepndicular to the floor.

[@EgilsSmagris]

+xisuo lu thanks for appreciating 👍

[@user-rh3mc5dt3p]

OK!