Quadruple Time Step (Traditional) Tap Dance Move Shown by Rod Howell at unitedtaps.com

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[@CantusYaw]

I love tap dance ❤️

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Great!

[@unitedtaps]

Thank you I appreciate that. Rod

[@nickolasdirkes2320]

Thanks! your site and feed are awesome resources!

[@somaliagullette3230]

THANK YOU!!! I appreciate how you break everything down.

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My pleasure:)

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Can you be more specific about which sounds exactly you feel were accented differently? When I listen to it I hear that the faster version has slightly more volume variations in the sounds but nothing truly significant. I admit it sounds different faster, but that is primarily a speed issue not accents or rhythm changes in my opinion. Rod

[@nickolasdirkes2320]

So the counts? 1&2 e and a 3 a4& 5&6 e and a7 & anywhere close?

[@jessieschnack7882]

Are there tap replacements for this to make it a double or triple version?

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Yes. Search KZbin for Triple Time Step (Traditional) Tap Dance Move Shown by Rod Howell at unitedtaps.com, or Double Time Step (Traditional) Tap Dance Move Shown by Rod Howell at unitedtaps.com. Basically for a triple replace the shuffle step heel with a shuffle step and for a double replace it with a flap.

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8 & 1e&a2 & 3 &, 4 & 5e&a6 & 7 & is how I would count it but your counts work as well:) Rod

[@skedaddle4491]

I do tap dancing

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Great!

[@ShanPurcell]

I'm only up to a triple);

[@geeel149]

Specifically, a SHUFFLE quadruple time step as opposed to one starting with a stomp or containing a pull back.