We use the Backward Check to change direction from back to front. We will see that we will have two ways to do it: with the Replace or the Extended Walk. We will see these two options, we will apply the levels and we will see all the exercises in music. Before applying the Action Used in this change of direction we must do the exercises of BACKWARDS WALKS and Also have the Levels of the Action Used in Rumba trained: LEVEL 1, LEVEL 2 and LEVEL 3 or at least the Level 1.
El Cruzado Walk es un paso emblemático de la Samba. Se utiliza mucho en las coreografías, sobre todo cómo link, y muchas veces olvidamos que ese link es un Cruzado Walk y que hay que aplicar toda la técnica del Cruzado Walk. Hoy conoceremos sus características y aplicaremos los Niveles (NIVEL 1, NIVEL 2, NIVEL 3 y NIVEL 4). Existen muchas formas diferentes de bailar los Cruzado Walks, veremos dos opciones posibles y al final de la clase veremos todos los ejercicios en música.
Whisk is one of the most representative steps of Samba that allows us to perfect the ACTION USED IN SAMBA . It’s great for work bouncing and leg rotation. This exercise is one of the star exercises of Samba, it is very important to train it through the levels and the speed learning system. Before doing this exercise it is important to train the Levels of the Action Used in Samba: LEVEL 1 , LEVEL 2 , LEVEL 3 and LEVEL 4 .
Today we will continue to advance by explaining in detail Level 2 of the Timing that is added to the LEVEL 1 . The most important thing to create good timing is to be precise when stepping on the ground, for this we use these two levels to reach that goal.
The Check is the action we use to change direction from front to back. Before applying the levels we will explain the important details of the Check and at the end we will see all the exercises in music.
It is recommended that before applying the Action Used in a Check we know the RULES OF DIRECTIONS (Click on the text) and also we need have the Levels of the Action Used in Rumba trained: LEVEL 1 , LEVEL 2 and LEVEL 3 or at least the Level 1.
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