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Early Rise
Posted by dancelover2012
10/16/2013  9:15:00 AM
Can anyone help me to explain why early rise will invoke the heel turn? Thanks
Re: Early Rise
Posted by ladydance
10/20/2013  3:53:00 PM
Because your partner needs to feel the rise so she knows to bring her feet together in preparation to do the heel turn.
Re: Early Rise
Posted by dancelover2012
10/22/2013  6:37:00 AM
Right at the time of beat "2", the feet is ALREADY closing or START to close?
Re: Early Rise
Posted by O.K.
11/13/2013  2:46:00 PM
Early rise posted by dancelover2012. Are you looking at this question as a male. If you are, and this is Foxtrot, the instructions are very clear. They are rise at the end of the first step. Which means you are going onto your second step from a toe to a toe ( and not to commence to rise which would be wrong ). If you are coming off a flat foot you are totally wrong. Just follow the technique book. Don't forget to sway on steps 2 and 3 as well as CBM on step 1.

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