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This is a superb video. No other video I have watched so far is not as good as this one in explaining the fundamentals of music.

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I know quite a bit on the technique of the International Latin rumba walks. You probably know Walter Laird. He put the "T" in rumba walk technique, and I think I got this. Especially in the forward rumba walks. 1. If I want to do a forward walk starting on the back foot, my LF and leg, I start out with my RF and leg free, in front of the L leg and LF. 2. Walter Laird said that the walk is taken on a straight leg from the time the unweighted leg and foot "strides forward", and stays straight as it is now weight-transferred to full weight (the L foot and leg). The L leg and LF stays straight as the RF and leg "flexes". (That's the free foot and leg) 3. Not until the RF now becomes straight as it goes forward in front of LF--not until then--that the LF and L leg now "bends" from being straight as this RF and R leg does its forward walk. 4. Also, when the forward walks happen, there is a necessary leg and foot line. There needs to be no observable separation between the legs when doing the forward walk. If there is separation, then you are not doing the International rumba walk correctly. Exceptions here---like if you are doing championship level dancesport, you do the rumba walks forward with no leg separation, and then you suddenly explode your legs into a quarter split stretch---to prepare for the cucaracha or something---that's all right. But be sure the legs do not separate when doing the walks themselves.

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This "Mooch" move was known as one of the 10 "Popular Variations in Latin-American Dancing" from Alex Moore. I realize that if you want to do the flicks in the Mooch in the "Jumping Jive" style, there is something more to add if you want to do this even more "open style." On the Chasses LRL or RLR that end the Mooch, you can even do a "hop" on the free foot that starts each chasse! Not just on the forward and back rock steps.......

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Define practice approach - Gym exercise, lessons, how to practice, use of props, videoing oneself, online info, etc.

Applicable to 2024! More indepth would help.

The best teacher I ever came across

Best teacher

Best teacher ever. Very clear instructions

Very best teacher

In all my perusals of KZbin, never has anyone before explained why our shoulders appear to defy gravity when everything else wants to slump.

thank you. You tried to explain the most complicated subject. Well done

thank you

Dance is love ❤ Thank you! So much fun to learn

Such an amazing video with super fun clear and precise communication thanks alexey

I was sweating by the end of this😂😂

thanks alexis...

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Very helpful

Alexey, where are you? Come back! We miss you.

amazing, thanks for sharing

Thank you for this, I have been looking for this detailed information for ages.

Alexey I think you're brilliant and you've helped me more than you know.... Can I ask your advice on something that is bothering me with my local dance school please

Hee hee, love the demo steps! ❤

Great teaching! Thanks. 😊How does moving backwards while dancing with a partner work? 😁 Can you do this while remaining on the spot?🌱🌸🙏🙌

You glossed over the most important part: vacationing european dance teachers copied down some steps from Son Cubano after the "only dance teacher on the island" (doubtful) didn't even want to teach them and told them to just "go to the nightclubs". They got the name of the dance wrong, had transcription errors in their steps and made up their own names for them, and taught the dance in europe and made themselves the authority on how the dance should be danced, instead of the original culture being the authority. Now people dance "rumba" with straight knees and turned out toes. And the same happened to all of the dances.

Ho visto fare questo esercizio milioni di volte, ma non lo avevo mai capito realmente. Fantastico, grazie

ダンスは楽しいからね！

Excelenta coregrafie

Great explanation - Thank you!

Last week i attended a senior dance class and he was still using 1 2 cha cha cha 5 6 cha cha cha

I absolutuley agree with you routing from tokyo, we miss you alexy! xx

Greece ❤

Great excercize!

Alexey you're a great dancer. First time viewer here from philippines.

Thanks you ❤

So great steps !

Excellent video and perfect length

I often get cramps at nite after wearing high shoes or dancing a lot must i do these exercises befote going out?Thanku iI drink lots of water.

if you listen to the music at all, why would you cha-cha-cha with your feet (or some other part of your body) to a rhythm that was not in the music? Cuban Cha-cha invariably sounds 1 2 3 cha-cha-cha. BUT in a lot of american pop cha-cha music you hear 12 cha-cha-cha. Can you adapt? NO? Tough nuggies.

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Very good 👍 🙏