Oh, dude, sway balance with a close step is basically when you shift your weight from one foot to the other while taking a small step. It's like trying to stay upright on a boat that's rocking back and forth. So, yeah, just imagine yourself casually swaying at a party but with a purpose.
sway balance : -with a close -with a raise -with a point -with a hop -with a brush
Waltz. Gallop. Change Step. Polka. Mazurka. Sway Balance. Close Step. Leap.
The steps of sway balance are the following:hindi ko alam ang sagot
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THE NATIVE WALTZ: step, close, step (in place)
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The five steps of sway balance typically involve: 1) Preparation - positioning the body and feet for stability; 2) Initiation - beginning the sway movement by shifting weight; 3) Execution - actively balancing through small adjustments to maintain stability; 4) Recovery - correcting posture and positioning if balance is lost; and 5) Restoration - returning to a neutral stance or position after the sway. These steps help individuals improve their balance and coordination.
-Nassif A. Dida-agun- XDTouch Step- touch R (cts. 1,2); close R (ct. 3) or touch R (ct. 1);close R (cts. 2,3) - 1 MStep Point- step R (cts. 1,2); point L (ct. 3) or step R (ct. 1);point L (cts. 2,3) - 1 MStep Swing - step R (cts. 1,2); swing L (ct. 3) or step R (ct. 1);swing L (cts. 2,3)Step Hop- step R (cts. 1,2); hop R (ct. 3) - 1 MClose Step- step R (cts. 1,2); close L to R (ct. 3); step R (ct. 1);close L to R (cts. 2,3) - 1 MSlide Step - slide R (cts. 1,2); close L to R (ct. 3) or slide R (ct. 1);close L to R (cts. 2,3) - 1 MBleaking - place R heel (cts. 1,2); close R to L (ct. 3) or place R heel(ct. 1); close R to L (cts. 2,3) - 1 MWaltz - step R (ct. 1); close L to R (ct. 2);step R again (ct. 3) - 1 MThree-step turnstep R (ct. 1) turn and step L (ct. 2);turn and step R (ct. 3); close L to R (ct. 1);pause (cts. 2,3) - 2 MNote: These steps can be done in place or while moving. It can also be done starting with the L foot.All Sway Balance - The first step is usually done obliquely forward, cts. 1,2, the cross-step is done sideward (ct. 3). The succeeding step is done obliquely backward (ct. 2) and the last two counts are done infront, in place. Arms open from the first position to the fourth position R or L arms high. Kumintang R (L) hand when pointing with L (R) foot on cts. 2,3 of the second measure.Sway balance with a pointstep R, cross step L/step R, point L// 2M1, 2 3 1 2, 3Sway balance with a brushstep R, cross stepL/step R, brush L// 2M1, 2 3 1 2, 3Sway balance with a closestep R, cross stepL/step R, close L// 2M1, 2 3 1 2, 3Sway balance with a hopstep R, cross stepL/step R, raise L, hop// 2M1, 2 3 1 2, 3Sway balance with a raisestep R, cross stepL/step R, raise L// 2M1, 2 3 1 2, 3Sway balance with a waltzstep R, cross stepL/step R, close L, step R// 2M1, 2 3 1 2 3
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Sway balance in the context of the waltz refers to the gentle, rhythmic movement of the dancers as they shift their weight from one foot to the other, creating a flowing and harmonious motion. It involves maintaining a stable center of gravity while allowing the body to sway gracefully in time with the music. This balance is essential for executing the characteristic rise and fall of the waltz, enhancing the overall elegance and fluidity of the dance. Proper sway balance helps partners connect and move together seamlessly across the dance floor.
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<html> <head> Sway balance and double sway balance</head> <body>Step 1: Posture - Stand with your back straight and chest high. Press your shoulders down away from your ears. Your focus is forward with your chin parallel to the floor. Step 2: Footwork - From your standing position, start by stepping forward with your right foot. Slide your left foot around in a half-circle until it lies above your right foot. Slightly step back on your left foot while placing your right foot back to its starting position. After your right foot is placed, your left foot should gently slide back, still above the right foot. Repeat these steps starting with the opposite foot. Step 3: Arm position - Start with your arms rounded underneath the chest as though you are holding a beach ball. Keeping your arms round, expand both arms almost as though you are going to give someone a small hug. Bring your right hand above your head while moving your left hand out in front of your chest. Repeat these steps starting finishing with the opposite hand above your head and in front of your chest. Step 4: Movement/Timing - As you step forward with your starting foot your arms are beginning to expand. As your foot is sliding in a half-circle, your arms should be moving to its ending position. As you step back to your footwork's final position, your arms should also be in its finishing pose. The rhythm is as follows: 1 2 3 and 4 5 6 7 and 8. Step 5: Technique/Character - The sway balance should be performed with grace and pride. All of these steps should flow one after the other as opposed stiff and sloppy. </body> </html>