In the previous post a move copa was added to complete the pattern with other more complicated turns. Silvia Stoyanova on the video below dedicates several minutes to explain details of the move to the very beginners. The combination they show is completed with a simple haircomb to return hands from crossed to basic open position.
Silvia is a dance teacher from Chicago. More information about her school can be found at www.salsawithsilvia.com. She posted several videos on YouTube that may be interesting for beginners. For more information about salsa lessons, clubs and events around Chicago a website www.salsachicago.com is a good starting point.
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Thursday, 28 May 2009
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Salsa: Windmill
Anthony Persaud is an Internet salsa superstar. He is best known for his blog addicted2salsa.com for which he posted numerous detailed videos lessons on YouTube.
We added the video below to dancetuts collection because of a move windmill Anthony demonstrates together with Julie Merrill (originally posted on addicted2salsa). The move may be considered as a fancy styling variation of a cross-body lead with outside turn. Anthony completes the pattern with what he calls hourglass copa (a stylistic modification of normal copa) and finishes with cross-body lead 180. In the second part of the video Julie gives advice on ladies’ styling techniques. The video is the first lesson filmed by Anthony in HD (press HD button if your connection is fast enough).
We added the video below to dancetuts collection because of a move windmill Anthony demonstrates together with Julie Merrill (originally posted on addicted2salsa). The move may be considered as a fancy styling variation of a cross-body lead with outside turn. Anthony completes the pattern with what he calls hourglass copa (a stylistic modification of normal copa) and finishes with cross-body lead 180. In the second part of the video Julie gives advice on ladies’ styling techniques. The video is the first lesson filmed by Anthony in HD (press HD button if your connection is fast enough).
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