Learn 3 Waltz Twinkle Variations for Bronze Waltz

[@sjsnopek]

Love your teaching style

[@SocialDanceOnline]

Thanks!

[@briang.valentine4311]

The lady is so graceful, and attractive! Twinkle = step into promenade. Should also include open and closed telemark.

[@SocialDanceOnline]

Hello, thank you! Telemarks are a hard move! Yes the twinkle moves into promenade position and back out.

[@magali.bazzano]

Excellent video!

[@SocialDanceOnline]

Thank you so much.

[@55natashenka]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@bm35100]

If you are going to count to 123 123 in a Waltz pattern, how come you have never counted a whip 1-2 3&4 1-2 3&4? What I never could understand is some teachers would teach a Bachata, Salsa or a whip in WCS and count to 8, but only count to 4 for a Cha Cha or only to 3 for a Waltz.

[@spocksvulcanbrain]

Technically it's 1,2,3; 4,5,6 because the feet are not the same 3/3. 1 and 4 are not on the same feet. Although the rhythm is 3/4 the dance pattern is 6 counts.

[@SocialDanceOnline]

It’s just preferences in each dance. We did only to 3 to be less confusing for new dancers. Typically we count to 6 in waltz.

[@kimanhtran9575]

Love your lesson,💝💯👍👏 it very clear very helpful Thank you 🥰😍🤩👏

[@SocialDanceOnline]

I'm so glad!

[@Codasam]

It’s called a figure 8

[@SocialDanceOnline]

Its called different things in different syllabi.

[@RSO1225]

Yes, it is a progressive outside partner; although it may always be called a progressive twinkle, some names just stick no matter what. A twinkle is a Promenade pos and in this move you are never in PP position, so it was clearly misnamed many years ago!

[@SocialDanceOnline]

I would agree 100% Stan! It's like a game of telephone with some of the names sometime :-) -Bria