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There are different types of time step: single, double, triple, trad etc and they all have slightly different timings first you stomp with your right foot. Then you pick up the stomp and spank with the right foot. a spank is a brush to the back. then you flap with your right foot. A flap is a brush to the front. then you hop step and do it again on the left. hop shufel step falap step stomp/it's not that hard well i cant be speaking i have been taking dance for 9 years
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Meaning of tap dance step maxi ford?
It is a step shuffle leap toe.
What is tap dance?
Tap dancing is when you have shoes that have taps on the toe and heel. that make it so when you step is makes a sound. You do steps in the shoes and it sounds cool. (Taps are metal bits) It is about making beating/ rhythms in time with the music if there is any.
How tap dancing started?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creators of tap dance are from many different dance forms.
Who started tap dancing?
The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms. A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.)
What countries tap dance?
Firstly, not one person or country can "make" a type of dance. Tap was created over a process of time, like all types of dance. Tap started in the US.
From where is tap-tap dance?
The sources of tap dancing include the Irish solo step dance, the English clog dance, and African dance movements.
What is a three letter word for dance step?
tap?
Meaning of tap dance step maxi ford?
It is a step shuffle leap toe.
What dance did tap dancing originate from?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms.
What is tap dance?
Tap dancing is when you have shoes that have taps on the toe and heel. that make it so when you step is makes a sound. You do steps in the shoes and it sounds cool. (Taps are metal bits) It is about making beating/ rhythms in time with the music if there is any.
How tap dancing started?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creators of tap dance are from many different dance forms.
Who started tap dancing?
The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms. A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.)
Who inveted tap dancing?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms.
Who stared tap dancing?
A uniquely American dance form, tap dance is the fusion of British Isles Clog and Step dancing with the rhythms of West African drumming (the tap sounds were used to replace the beats of the drums.) The creation of tap dance came from many different dance forms.
What are the steps for the time step dance for tap?
hop shuffle step step step (single) hop shuffle step flap step (double) hop shuffle step shuffle step step (triple) hop shuffle step shuffle step heel step (quad)
What countries tap dance?
Firstly, not one person or country can "make" a type of dance. Tap was created over a process of time, like all types of dance. Tap started in the US.
What is a name of a tap step?
do you mean a certain one? if not, a tap step is called a tap step.
