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What is Footwork?
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Please brief explain what is Footwork?
Are you learning dancing? Since you have asked so many dancing technique questions. Footwork describes the part of parts of the foot or feet in contact with the floor during a step. A step forward with rise or turn is given as HT (Heel Toe). A step forward without rise or turn is given as H (Heel), although the T (Toe) will lower at the end of the step, e.g. step 1 of Change of Direction (Man) or step of Reverse Turn Wave (Lady). On all normal walks back, the footwork will be TH (Toe Heel). The front foot will be drawn back with H in contact with the floor, but this front H is not mentioned except when dancing such movements as Heel Turns, Heel Pivot, Heel Pull. When a side step follows a back step, the footwork of the back step will still be TH and will end flat, the T will not be released from the floor when the side step is taken, e.g. 1-3 of Progressive Chasse as man and 1-3 of Quick Open Reverse Turn as lady. More detailed footwork is given on figures like Pull Step, Change of Direction and Wing. It should be noted that when a description of footwork is given as TH or HT, this will include BOF, but is not mentioned except in the Tango. Happy Dancing!!! ^o^ ^o^ ^o^
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What is Footwork?
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Please brief explain what is Footwork?
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最佳解答:Are you learning dancing? Since you have asked so many dancing technique questions. Footwork describes the part of parts of the foot or feet in contact with the floor during a step. A step forward with rise or turn is given as HT (Heel Toe). A step forward without rise or turn is given as H (Heel), although the T (Toe) will lower at the end of the step, e.g. step 1 of Change of Direction (Man) or step of Reverse Turn Wave (Lady). On all normal walks back, the footwork will be TH (Toe Heel). The front foot will be drawn back with H in contact with the floor, but this front H is not mentioned except when dancing such movements as Heel Turns, Heel Pivot, Heel Pull. When a side step follows a back step, the footwork of the back step will still be TH and will end flat, the T will not be released from the floor when the side step is taken, e.g. 1-3 of Progressive Chasse as man and 1-3 of Quick Open Reverse Turn as lady. More detailed footwork is given on figures like Pull Step, Change of Direction and Wing. It should be noted that when a description of footwork is given as TH or HT, this will include BOF, but is not mentioned except in the Tango. Happy Dancing!!! ^o^ ^o^ ^o^
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