Wonderful Professional Waltz

[@miragemirage3670]

Wonderful! I'm late to the game, but could I please ask what lovely 1920's song this is??? ❤❤❤

[@rogelee-TW]

Getting better every time.👍👍👍

[@jtballroom]

Thank you Roger 😊 That’s definitely the goal so we’re glad you can see it 👍🏼

[@christinapearson3805]

Elegant Waltz, spin rotations beautiful, foot work fantastic and I loved the ending.. Perfect 👍👌☺️🤗😍😘

[@jtballroom]

Thanks Christina 😊 Very observant of you! Your comments are getting more and more technical by the day 🤣

[@christinapearson3805]

@@jtballroom I know, how bizarre, I'm definitely no expert, but I listen to you both explaining what name a certain move is and I take this information to my little tiny brain.. Don't always get it right, but I'm learning from the best Jonathan and Talysa.. My favourites 🤗❤️

[@YayHappens]

Elegant is a perfect description for this beautiful choreography! @jtballroom Well done!

[@jtballroom]

@@YayHappens thank you very much 😊 We love to have comments like yours on our videos 🙏🏼

[@jtballroom]

@@christinapearson3805 you’re learning very quickly! After our competition this weekend we might have to make some more instructional videos 😊

[@eugeniamui9256]

Awesome & professional !🤩

[@StudioMargalima]

After the Check action at 00:47 are you dancing a Pivot and Outside Turn?

[@jtballroom]

Hello! After the check we are dancing a natural pivot into a double natural spin 👍🏼

[@jiahuanding3219]

❤

[@crayman2658]

Love your dancing! I really like your shaping on the weave from PP near the start. Also, I am inspired by the man's frame (I'm a man). If I may critique a bit, starting at 0:54 the sequence of outside change ending in PP and open natural turn, in my view your step 3s are rushed (you are stepping precisely on 3 rather than on the "and" after the 3 which is usually done for basic steps that only have 3 steps in a measure). Or are you intentionally using this timing for some reason?

[@jtballroom]

Thanks for the comment 😊 We love that start too. You have a good eye! We choose to dance that section of the choreography right on the beat as the group before including all the reverse figures (telemark, develope, reverse pivots, contra check, Rhonde, big top) lends itself to a softer interpretation and a looser timing. Just creates a more dynamic and defined dance 😊

[@StudioMargalima]

So rather a wise choice, if you used an & count there, it could look too busy, considering the previous clustered steps. Succes in your Championship.

[@crayman2658]

Looks like the previous time you danced this you danced it on the "ands": kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGjQaJahqc97q5Y. I guess you pros just mix things up here and there to keep it interesting. Keep the videos coming!

[@Hendrik70]

unfortunately doesn't affect me because of the lack of musicality...unfortunately seems very rushed