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Re: Everybody not the same
Posted by Anonymous
8/24/2006  8:31:00 AM
my feet are not turned out, because I use proper ballroom methods. your feet may be turned out, but that would be evidence of your mistakes
Re: Everybody not the same
Posted by Anonymous
8/22/2006  10:25:00 PM
ABC, you really must look at the glaring illogic of your statements.

You cannot seperate action from balance, both in motion and stationary.

And the sway must start from the feet, in order to direct the knees. The lower legs sway one way, the rest of the body above sways the other. Thus the feet, knees, and hips cannot be inline with sway but instead form a curve.
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