47 dance moves

During week 2 of Stuart and Yossef's Solo Jazz Series, Yossef covered the following moves during class. Watch this recap to see them all!
Stuart and Yossef - Solo Jazz Series @ Tuesday LaB - June 2011

[@DioAmoreDance]

1. Basic Charleston 2. Jump Charleston 3. Traveling Charleston 4. Turning Charleston 5. Around the World 6. Squat Charleston 7. Boogie Back 8. Boogie Forward 9. Shouts 10. Fling and Flung (aka 4-Corners) 11. Rock (Hallelujahs) 12. Sailor Steps 13. Drunken Sailor 14. Truckin’ 15. Pecks 16. Half Break 17. Gaze Afar 18. Mess Around 19. Itches 20. Spank the Baby 21. Rusty Dusty 22. Shorty George 23. Apple Jacks 24. Suzy Q 25. Fall off the Leg 26. Scissor Kicks 27. Broken Leg 28. Camel Walk 29. Eagle Slide 30. Egg Beater 31. Crazy Legs 32. Crazy Knees (aka Magic Knees or Bees Knees) 33. Breezy Knees 34. Knee Slap 35. Kick ups (Skip ups) 36. Low downs 37. Sweep the Sky (Siskaboom Ba) 38. Boogie Drop 39. Mambo Step 40. Big Turn 41. Jazz Square 42. Tacky Annie 43. Pushes 44. Hitchhiker 45. Paddle Turn 46. Cross Kicks 47. Scarecrow

[@dancermadchen77]

12. Was skates, and "eggbeaters" are called run on the log

[@DioAmoreDance]

Just wrote down what they called and labeled.....I’ve seen people have different names for more than 1 of these.

[@JohnTrails]

OMG this is great. I didn’t know all those steps in the Big Apple had names.

[@axlealleyauto]

Have seen many of these done to music thank you

[@redwing1067]

You made a bad mood turn into sunshine ty ty💚

[@saphirstone17]

Thank you!!!! Would have been great with music too. But: that was great💃😍👍

[@JonathonNeville]

@4:53, is there another name for the "Big Turn" move?

[@boredweegie553]

Charleston moves are used in jumpstyle. AND around the world 👌👌

[@Banzku23]

Kudos!

[@gregsti]

Wouah ! Bravo, c'est top, a big thanks !! :D

[@JeffOYB]

awesome!!!

[@artsie8282]

Bravo, well done you

[@ksyourak7437]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@skrytetemnoty7590]

very helpful

[@dancermadchen77]

Sailor step...or skate? Egg beater...or run on the log?

[@boredweegie553]

It's be good if the decades for the dances was shown 👌

[@dancermadchen77]

1920-40s

[@Cain3697]

Similar moves show up in a lot of dances, but as the intro suggests these are all part of 'solo-jazz'. It can be danced by itself or incorporated into many swing-era partnered dances

[@videostareditzz816]

Bruh this is so stupid smh