What about three steps on two beats. I am confused

Really good tips! And thanks for giving "stacking" a name. I've been struggling with this, now that it has a name and description, I know how to employ it. Other tools that work for me are: mapping it, writing it down from memory. Usually describing phrases of 8 but sometimes literally a "map". And personally, I like the choreographer to show the whole piece at the very beginning so that I can get a feel for our aim. This also helps incorporate some of the moves into the warm-up. Thank you, again!

@rhythmjuice hi! Is the full instruction video still offered for free?

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much foe the tip 😊

That is so well put and gives a great understanding. I really enjoyed listening to this.

Can't say I agree with the concept, but I did learn a new move that I didn't know about

Two thumbs-up! I love "Jumpin' at the Woodside" but can't even fathom doing the Lindy Hop to it.

Brilliant stuff! I think I already had some of these concepts floating around in my head but it’s so helpful to hear and see it concretely like this

Good stuff

Excellent advice and coaching, thanks. I am on my second time through 3 months of beginner Lindy Hop/Swing/Solo Jazz. You learn as much thru the second time as the first, TBH. It is a time for trimming things in and learning the finer points to look smoother on the dance floor. What you present here makes a lot of sense once one finds one or a few regular dance partners who are as keen on advancing as you are. Some follows in my intermediate classes are giving much better feedback - it def takes a while to get mutual frame and connection with the follower.

Thank you! 🙏🏽 I loved this! Needed it before class 💜

i am not a dancer, but i have a violin audition tomorrow and listening to this has given me so much peace of mind and confidence. thank you so much 🥺💗🎻

Man get a show going. You sound a bit nerdy and a bit over sophisticated but you balance with your charm and you know what you're doing. Make up a plan and do a learn to dance series. You're above KZbin. You can go cable maybe mainstream

I’ve come to enjoy conceptualizing the dance as a conversation, one person says something to start it off (the lead) and the other person responds (the follower), but then the first person has to adjust based on that input or pushback and so on. It takes two to carry on a conversation so each side is equally as important in shaping the direction of it and it is good playing around with being the initiator or responder.

Not only was this executed flawlessly, but it also looks so fun. Great job Dax and Sarah! If I had someone to dance with, I surely would. Thanks for keeping the Charleston alive ❤

Hahaha love the bloopers!

I love your videos on general tips. I dance salsa and bachata.. and would love to hear about your experience as a responder and how to lean on to the discomfort that sometimes arises when being one... also, I would love a video on how to increase body awareness ❤ thank you!

Why you don’t count on 2nd variation? What is a a mean?

Absolutely. Ambi dancing and playing switchies is the best fun ever.

OMG...

This idea is quite valuable. I love to improvise but I hadn't thought about stretching moves out in this manner. This approach will add some new dimensions. Thx!

Boom Chaka - loved the video!!

What kind of shoes is she wearing? (Meaning...are they ballroom, character shoes, etc) What kind of sole does it have? Suede, leather? Ive been looking for some closed toe/heeled shoes for wood floors.

Tanks 😊

superb. thanks for uploading and shareing from germany

Si ponen subtítulos no se ven los pasos

Amazing dancer and quite entertaining.

I can't believe that in the decades that I've been into Swing and Lindy Hop dancing that I had never heard of the "Trickeration" until seeing this video. What a cool solo dance!

Superb - love the Pepsi Bethel jump.

Yes and vice versa. Just makes you a better dancer when you know what the other person is thinking.

That's jazz not swing if you wanna see wc swing check out Jason colaceno may he RIP

I had to literally do like a gazillion rocksteps and triple steps just to get the muscle memory to do it without thinking about it so that I could start getting a good flow. Wax on wax off, right?

Very nice, all teachers should incorporate that from the beginning.

"Declutter your repertoire". Awesome !

Using to prepare for my next comp! Thanks!

Cool! 🤩

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Sexy❤!

But then the syncopation is choreographed and not leadable, isn't it?

thank youuuuuu

That's swing?

it's maybe my 3rd time coming back to this video. It's so hard to share this technical info with students,,,, you make it so simple! Thank you!

Love the simple flowing moves. Keep it up. Excellent.

That floor was well polished! 😅

What an ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL Birthday tribute! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾⚘ Man, those dance moves were slickity slick! 😎 HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOUIS INDEED! 😏

Awesome tip!

I want to choreograph a routine like that to Persona 5 Scramble's "Axe To Grind"

Boom Chaka))) Great video! I admire your musicality!

Thank you🤍