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Re: Footwork of Chasse in Cha Cha
Posted by quickstep
5/31/2004  5:48:00 AM
A lecture I attended given by Alan Fletcher,. He said that if he wrote a technique Book he would not use the term ball flat but would sustitute it for inside edge of toe. Thats what I have done ever since. When you think about it, if you are bringing your moving foot from behind, getting to a high instep as it draws level I find myself on the inside edge, so why alter it. I am talking more towards Rumba here. The Cha is basically the same though.
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