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Left side lead.
Posted by Anna
12/2/2006  4:37:00 PM
Those of you who believe that on a Reverse Turn after a Feather Step the left side leads are obviously men and not ladies. Apply CBM on the first step of the Heel Turn it becomes a breeze. If the man doesn't we can't. Men I wish you would try it with and without.
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/2/2006  5:32:00 PM
"Those of you who believe that on a Reverse Turn after a Feather Step the left side leads are obviously men and not ladies."

The world champion/trainer of champions lady I learned this from would I assume be rather offended that you think she is a male in disguise!

Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anna
12/5/2006  3:45:00 AM
Anonymous. You can do the ladies steps if asked to. Can you. I mean just Basic stuff like the Double Reverse or simply a heel turn. Then try that Reverse Heel Turn with a right shoulder leading.Not very good is it.
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/5/2006  1:16:00 PM
"Then try that Reverse Heel Turn with a right shoulder leading.Not very good is it."

Actually it is extremely good that way.

And in direct contradiction to your ignorant supposition, I've heard this most strongly stressed by the FEMALE teachers.
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/5/2006  3:44:00 PM
Anonymous. Is it correct. show me where
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/6/2006  4:43:00 AM
I'm still waiting for the answer to Who taught you that heap of garbage. I had better not hold my breath had I.
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/6/2006  9:32:00 PM
Guest yourself a guest lesson with a former champion actively involved in training current champions and you will probably hear one of two things:

1) Reverse CBM occurs as a slight hip action into step one while the shoulders do not rotate until close to step 2.

or

2) CBM is not used in reverse turns. The rotation is saved for step 2.

If you have not been periodically consulting with such a coach, then A) you are missing out on a lot. and B) you have no idea what you are talking about!
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/7/2006  2:10:00 AM
Anonymous.CBM is not used on one by people who have a left side lead on a Reverse and a right side lead on a Natural. This teaching is so old fashioned and really dates you and your supposed world class teacher. The whole trouble with your supposed teacher is they no nothing about the collection points or neutral position That occure repeatedly through the dances.
So that I can understand where you are coming from. On one Change Step in the Waltz is there a balance point.
Re: Left side lead.
Posted by Anonymous
12/7/2006  8:21:00 AM
"Anonymous.CBM is not used on one by people who have a left side lead on a Reverse"

Exactly - there is no CBM in a reverse turn, or at least none in the topline. Any CBM used should be in the legs and hips only.

"and a right side lead on a Natural."

Wrong. There is quite dramatic CBM in a natural - that is how you end up with a strong left side lead there.

NATURAL AND REVERSE TURNS ARE NOT MIRROR IMAGES OF EACH OTHER!!!!!!!!!!

"This teaching is so old fashioned"

Funny that it comes from the same pool of people developing recently world champions then.

Have you considered that perhaps there is something you don't know? Because that is quite obviosly the case, as you would know if you sought periodic lessons with the best.

"The whole trouble with your supposed teacher is they no nothing about the collection points or neutral position"

No, the whole trouble is that by doing something incosistent with your opinion, their students win. That's a real problem for you ideas, obviously.

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