Tap Dance Technique - Dig Brush Heel Shuffle Heel Step Heel - Bob Boross

[@robinbrostovski5881]

Came across this looking for more tap warmup type stuff. I took classes with you and Ms. Rosemary back in the early 80s in Red Bank...learned SO much from you guys. And still tappin over 35 yrs later. :) Thanks for these great videos!

[@bboross]

That's great, which studio where you in? We had a few locations...

[@robinbrostovski5881]

Red bank. It was in the early 80s. Excellent classes!

[@1mymaewest]

Once again I have been able to master this lovely combo and i'm only a beginner! More like these please! (Need I say that you're a great teacher?)

[@jarrodhollis9962]

Another great exercise. Simple steps combining to form a lovely rhythm. When the whole sequence is perfromed it makes a great lesson in close work, timing and change of weight. Love it!

[@bboross]

Thanks, Jarrod!

[@megcriss6458]

I’m working on this now. Great for balance and brain! Thanks!

[@bboross]

Thanks - I had to practice this one a great deal, too!

[@sarahbrackstone5202]

Just what I have been looking for! Thank you! I just started last year at the grand old age of 53 & need to practise speed!! 😁

[@woah6958]

Just practice getting nice clean tap sounds and feeling fluid. Once you have that, speed will naturally increase.

[@idiotbox329374]

Awesome thank you…as I beginner I adore the challenge 😅😅😅

[@TraciMann]

Beautiful rhythm!!

[@kathleenweidenmoyer4053]

Great stuff! Thanks, Bob. Can you hear us out here tapping along?

[@bboross]

That's great, maybe you should send me a video and I can collate everyone who sends one into a video that I can post in the future!

[@kathleenweidenmoyer4053]

@@bboross No time for tech- must work on TAP!

[@kathleenweidenmoyer4053]

Seriously, when I get "practiced up" I like your idea for a virtual tap group! This is a good goal to keep me going.

[@Максим-н5т2ч]

5:20, 6:13, 6:54 warm up

[@bethvanderwill3253]

Is this a "Cincinnati?" What is the difference between the two steps?

[@woah6958]

No, it's t's not. Google "Cincinnati tap step", you'll see how different they are.

[@Jandcompany]

Perfect explanation. I know; pick up my feet!

[@bboross]

That's right!

[@gedckbowash7763]

does this step have a specific name?

[@bboross]

Not that I know of. I've mostly used individual tap moves for the names, rather than an overall name for a step.

[@1mymaewest]

I think it's only fair to say that I watch and learn at .75 the speed....lol

[@bboross]

That’s OK, I have to practice at a slower tempo, too!