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cha-cha-cha chasses: closed or half-closed
Posted by interested
8/12/2008  7:01:00 AM
I just noticed that the ISTD and Laird techniques differ on the point of closing as opposed to half-closing on the cha-cha-cha chasse (the simple sideways one). I also noticed the ISTD stipulate that the first step is a small step which is different from what I was taught - there is no mention of this in Laird.

So I just wondered if people have views on which is preferable and if anyone had insight with regards how (ie for what reasons) the technique has diverged.

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