can’t believe i learned these steps within an hour. surely i need to practice on my posture and fluidity. can’t wait to learn more. so glad i found this channel.
BEST EXPLANATION ON YOU TUBE......Thank you for the BOX on the floor.. This lets a beginner see the pattern clearly and the direction the body faces on each step...
Hi I was just wondering which leg the man and woman both start on because on other videos and other websites they say to use the opposite leg. I'm very confused.
Serenity244 Thanks for Your question. In any tutorial Natural Box Man starts with Right Foot forward, and Reverse Box Man starts with Left Foot forward. Difference may be with which Box (Natural or Reverse) each Tutorial starts with. Hope it helps. Egils
Man starts with Right Foot forward when dances Natural Turn (turn to Right). Man starts with Left Foot forward when does Reverse Turn (turn to Left). Usually is more easy to learn Natural Turn, therefore I prefer start that way. Hope it helps.
Hi, for the box step does one start exactly the way in the video? Won’t that be parallel to line of dance? I thought we usually start diagonal to the line of dance and so the box basically looks like a diamond.
Thanks Simrin for question. Box steps are exercises for figures we dance around floor. For simplicity we do square parallel to walls. In Natural and Reverse turns we have forward movement in diagonal directions, but for backward movement in line of dance. I think therefore your version of diamond is valuable exercise.
Egils Smagris oh I see! No wonder none of your video routine start with a box step! So should i use this just as a practise for my students? Or can I still use this as part of a beginner routine? As beginner students get very confused when steps start to turn :)
Thanks for question! Closed Change meaning: "Change" means that we normally use this figure to change from Natural Turn (or turn to right) to Reverse Turn (or turn to left) or vice versa. "Closed" means that we end this figure with feet closed. Therefore typical basic Routine is: Natural Turn | Closed Change | Reverse Turn | Closed Change. Hope it helps! :)
Yes height difference may cause difficulties, but with correct leg work and body weight transfer these difficulties can be minimized. Length of step should be not to big so that both of you can dance comfortably.
Kcldc Thanks for question. My general answer would be, couple have to learn leading and following, so that man can lead direction of movement to avoid bumping into others. Probably this is good theme for some future videos! :) Thanks!
can’t believe i learned these steps within an hour. surely i need to practice on my posture and fluidity. can’t wait to learn more. so glad i found this channel.
Great to hear!
I love the natural turn-I don’t know why🙌🏽😻The tape on floor is genius 🎉
BEST EXPLANATION ON YOU TUBE......Thank you for the BOX on the floor.. This lets a beginner see the pattern clearly and the direction the body faces on each step...
Welcome!
Knowing what set of steps are needed for one 'move' is hard to detect in other videos.
I think this is one of the best explanations online! Thanks!
Thanks YTspeurder for watching and appreciating this waltz video!
So helpful to see visual representation of natural and reverse box on the floor
Thanks Jane, glad you find this idea helpful.
Just coming from dancing class, after watching this video it make more sense to me. Thank you very much for sharing with us.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cant just pass and go with out putting a comment. Great Explanation about Natural and Reverse Turns. Indeed you are a teacher. Thanks a lot sir.
Thanks for your appreciation!
no one expline like you thank for beautifuli explain i am waching verry often
Thank you so much for making this, this is really helpful to everyone learning waltz
A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
Excellent teacher!
Thank you very much
Thank you teacher. I like to learn this dance for my daughter's ,so l need many steps for this.
Thank you again.
Thanks Khulood for watching and appreciating this video. Wish you to enjoy your daughters dancing!
excellent instructions on the basics of beginner waltz
Thanks Rick!
This is really helpful for us. Thanks.
Excellent teacher. Love your method. Thanks
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Thank you teacher.
Thank you for your teaching. It is very clear ^..^ I need to practise to make it clear!!!!!
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21/12/2020.
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You're so welcome!
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Is it correct to say that when we dance three steps 1-2-3 (for natural or reverse turn), we would turn 90 degrees?
Thank you for important question. In Natural Box we turn 90 degrees to right. In Natural Turn we turn 135 degrees to right.
Goooood, I just understand the concept.
Thanks you very much
Great !!! Very, very clear... Thank you
Thanks Fernando for feedback!
I would like to learn the outside change steps. Is it possible Thanks a lot
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Hi I was just wondering which leg the man and woman both start on because on other videos and other websites they say to use the opposite leg. I'm very confused.
Serenity244 Thanks for Your question. In any tutorial Natural Box Man starts with Right Foot forward, and Reverse Box Man starts with Left Foot forward.
Difference may be with which Box (Natural or Reverse) each Tutorial starts with. Hope it helps. Egils
Why does it say man starts with left foot everywjere but this proffissional teacher say right?? I am sooo confused.
Man starts with Right Foot forward when dances Natural Turn (turn to Right). Man starts with Left Foot forward when does Reverse Turn (turn to Left). Usually is more easy to learn Natural Turn, therefore I prefer start that way. Hope it helps.
Hi, for the box step does one start exactly the way in the video? Won’t that be parallel to line of dance? I thought we usually start diagonal to the line of dance and so the box basically looks like a diamond.
Thanks Simrin for question. Box steps are exercises for figures we dance around floor. For simplicity we do square parallel to walls. In Natural and Reverse turns we have forward movement in diagonal directions, but for backward movement in line of dance. I think therefore your version of diamond is valuable exercise.
Egils Smagris oh I see! No wonder none of your video routine start with a box step! So should i use this just as a practise for my students? Or can I still use this as part of a beginner routine? As beginner students get very confused when steps start to turn :)
I suggest when you know Natural and Reverse Turns then you don’t dance Box step in your routine.
what is the meaning of Close Change. Also is it we need to have close change to start and new style of turn.
Thanks for question! Closed Change meaning: "Change" means that we normally use this figure to change from Natural Turn (or turn to right) to Reverse Turn (or turn to left) or vice versa. "Closed" means that we end this figure with feet closed.
Therefore typical basic Routine is: Natural Turn | Closed Change | Reverse Turn | Closed Change. Hope it helps! :)
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my partner is 6 feet tall nd i’m just 5.1 feet.. so wen we dance i find it difficult coz his steps are bigger than mine
Yes height difference may cause difficulties, but with correct leg work and body weight transfer these difficulties can be minimized. Length of step should be not to big so that both of you can dance comfortably.
Egils Smagris Thank you so much for replying back.. i’m truly grateful..
How to dance around others couples to avoid bumping to them on a crowed dancing floor?
Kcldc Thanks for question. My general answer would be, couple have to learn leading and following, so that man can lead direction of movement to avoid bumping into others. Probably this is good theme for some future videos! :) Thanks!
This my video answer on How To Take The Lead? - th-cam.com/video/ukkzFWxDQOA/w-d-xo.html
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