Hello! Thank you very much for a great question! There are several approaches/techniques to the head position in V Waltz. I will explain the one I am normally using. Natural turn. What is important to understand is that the head position in relation to the room should remain the same on 3,4,5,6 while the body underneath is turning to tue right. In this case on 3-body will be to the left from the head, on 4- neutral position, on 5 and 6- body is on the right from the head. On 1- neutral position where head is more to the left from the body (as usual), on 2- the same as on 1. Then at some moment between 2 and 3 head will turn more to the right. And we start the sequence all over. For reverse turn- very simple, just head to the left the whole time. Iaroslav
Laroslav, can you detail the man's head position in Natural Turn, particularly from 456 to 123? Thanks.
Hello! Thank you very much for a great question!
There are several approaches/techniques to the head position in V Waltz. I will explain the one I am normally using. Natural turn.
What is important to understand is that the head position in relation to the room should remain the same on 3,4,5,6 while the body underneath is turning to tue right. In this case on 3-body will be to the left from the head, on 4- neutral position, on 5 and 6- body is on the right from the head.
On 1- neutral position where head is more to the left from the body (as usual), on 2- the same as on 1. Then at some moment between 2 and 3 head will turn more to the right. And we start the sequence all over.
For reverse turn- very simple, just head to the left the whole time.
Iaroslav
@@prismethod Many thanks. I will watch your videos with these useful points.