Send-Out into Shoulder Catch - Lindy Hop Class w/ Élise & Rija

Élise & Rija (FR) share with you some of their favorite contents! Enjoy
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Gefördert durch die Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien im Programm NEUSTART KULTUR, Hilfsprogramm DIS-TANZEN des Dachverband Tanz Deutschland www.dis-tanzen.de

[@Milhouse6887]

This is a beautiful combination of moves that is well explained and demonstrated. And in addition to the barrel roll, there are also other options for bringing the follower back to the leader. I look forward to exploring those options! Merci!!

[@sasamplay]

Merci, c'est bien expliqué et la démo à la fin donne très envie de danser avec vous :)

[@theplinkerslodge6361]

Really, really good. I like this softer, smoother version of Lindy Hop, tho you probably really unwind on the dancefloor. Very elegant.

[@Jesus51451]

I love the way you broke this down to manageable parts! Need to check your other videos! Greetings from Poland!

[@dominiondom1777]

Merci pour ces belles videos. Toujours tres satisfaisante, avec de precieuses information techniques. Seul bémol, j'aime les comptes, mais bon ça ne gache en rien la qualité des vidéos. Merci.

[@purelilyx]

❤️❤️❤️

[@cellardoor70]

Question: why does Elise do step-step-triple instead of just triple after you connect on the shoulder? Is it just the way the move is done, or is there a difference in energy that might lead her to execute one or the other?

[@SwingBase]

It is not that easy to explain technic with writing but the idea would be as this: The energy coming from the turn leads into a step step rotation. Similar to a double tuck turn (here without change of direction). When the rotation ends and the energy comes down, you have a triple step (8:25) here with swivels.

[@cellardoor70]

@@SwingBase OK. Thanks! 🕺

[@Falruk]

I believe Rija only gives a rotational direction with the shoulder touch, rather than extra energy and rotation. If he would give extra energy, it may result in a turn with triple steps for Élise