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rumba backward walk
Posted by ylchen
12/5/2006  9:05:00 PM
Dear Don,
I really doubt the necessary of that rear foot flat pror the body weight transfer from fron foot. I believe the body weight distribution between steps is similar in all dances , except with the particular figure. I prefered lower rear heel for straight legs and body weight is split or nearly split at this moment. Could I use the rules of 1. contra letaral balance 2. foot ultimately underneath the same side shoulder , hip maximum open ( rumba backward walk )? My female latin coach emphasized flat rear foot with no body weight trnasferring at that moment ? For me , it is painful.Of course , if I am wrong , I am appreciated to give up my opinion.
YLChen

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