クロスアングルのシステム - ターン追加
- すべてを変える。それは、あなたがクロスシステムであろうと、パラレルシステムであろうと、本当です。
- 指導者の皆さん：ダンスを振り返るには、「わずかに回す」と考えるだけで十分であるという考えに慣れておくことをお勧めします。あなたのパートナーをしっかりと抱き、足を少し傾けてください。
- フォロワーのために：フォロワーのために回っていないことについてのターンがとても一貫してどのようにしているかは奇妙です。彼らはリーダーを抱いて、自分の体の中でつなぐこと（他のビデオのそれについてもっと詳しく）と、彼があなたを両方に向けるようにしている。
- それが快適になると、ナビゲーションとバラエティの両方がさらに簡単になります。
- アーティスト名:
- Tango No. 9
- 曲名:
- Oh, These Dark Eyes
- アルバムタイトル:
- Radio Valencia
（ウェブサイトから）：Tango No. 9はオールスターベイエリアのアンサンブルであり（メンバーはThe Residents、Tom Waits、Club Foot Orchestra、Eric McFadden、Extra Action Marching Band ...）、著名な非ネイティブアート形式。 1998年以来、グループはタンゴの世界を深く掘り下げ、無数のコンサートやミロンガを演奏し、西海岸の多くのトップダンサーと協力し、2つの評判の高いアルバムを録音しました。
- 00:05
- This is a really fun video. If you guys do it right, it feels, to the woman, like she's flying, and that's something I really like a lot.
- 00:18
- We should say what it is.
- 00:19
- Oh, yes, what do we do? We're just about to start. We're going to take these stair-steps, and we're going to turn them.
- 00:26
- And there are many ways. We're going to do what I hope is the simplest.
- 00:43
- And that was one way of turning, and, in that particular way, I'm turning to my left.
- 00:48
- And, so, when I turn to my left, on this side-step, I want her to step bigger than me.
- 00:52
- So, when I step side and she steps forward... Let's do it from this angle...
- 00:58
- Instead of stepping exactly where I used to be,
- 01:02
- This is sort of a neutral step
- 01:04
- I'm going to under-step.
- 01:08
- So, you see, I take a small step and she takes a bigger step, so she goes around me.
- 01:11
- And then I pivot on my left ball of the foot, which is what makes it fun.
- 01:21
- So, that first step, and, in general, this is true for turns,
- 01:25
- That, on the first step, when you want her to go around you,
- 01:28
- Leaders, you're going to step smaller, and, for the followers, you're going to step bigger.
- 01:31
- don't you mean your chest, too?
- 01:33
- Yes, yes, and so I'm going to turn to my left, so she goes around me.
- 01:37
- But I'm going to step smaller, and she'll step bigger, and that creates the turn.
- 01:40
- And that's true of almost any turn, but we're applying it in this specific context.
- 01:44
- And, there's also the reverse, that if I want her to turn to my right,
- 01:49
- Then I'm going to step smaller to my right, and turn, and then bigger to my left. So, here's that.
- 01:59
- So, here's neutral.
- 02:01
- And if I want her to turn here, to my right,
- 02:03
- I'm going to step smaller, turning my chest to my right
- 02:06
- And she'll step bigger, once again, holding firmly with my right arm.
- 02:10
- And then neutral... and then bigger... for her, smaller for me...
