http://addicted2salsa.com/2006/07/14/salsa-dance-18-getting-out-of-hammerlocks/
So, one of our members asked about different ways of getting out of dance hammerlock positions. In this episode, I show you a couple of simple ways and one slick/combo way.
Duration : 0:4:2
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This week’s episode is basically showing you a set of minor hand techniques (cues) that might help you when you are dancing salsa.
Duration : 0:3:13
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So, another funny combo name. DPS stands for ‘Department of Public Safety’. I got arrested one time at Iowa State University for carrying a door down the street (oops!), and the way they lock your arms is the same way you do it to the follow. The reason for this name is because its a variation on both creating a wrap with the lady, but also having both arms in a kind of hammerlock position.
This salsa combo is kind of tricky to perform, so practice it various times at home to get the timing down: especially the mechanics of moving around the lady and moving their arm down (so you don’t break it).
Duration : 0:3:48
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In this episode we review the open-break dance pattern. It is a very important dance move if you need to gather some initial momentum for future combos. We also show you how to switch places using an open-break, and then, a small little combo starter for the future combos that you might do from an open-break.
Duration : 0:5:6
http://addicted2salsa.com/2006/03/27/salsa-dance-11-getting-out-of-two-handed-hand-holds/
Well, say this three times fast! “Double-handed, hand holds”. That should be a salsa tongue twister. Anyways, here is another episode of addicted2salsa.com podcast! Today we go over a couple of slick ways of getting out of two-handed holds in combos.
You know, sometimes you end-up with holding the follower’s both hands (crossed position) and maybe don’t know how to be slick about getting back to normal for the next move? Well, we summarize a couple of ways of doing it, so you can just pick one whenever you end up in that position!
Duration : 0:4:45
http://addicted2salsa.com/2006/03/27/salsa-dance-11-getting-out-of-two-handed-hand-holds/
Well, say this three times fast! “Double-handed, hand holds”. That should be a salsa tongue twister. Anyways, here is another episode of addicted2salsa.com podcast! Today we go over a couple of slick ways of getting out of two-handed holds in combos.
You know, sometimes you end-up with holding the follower’s both hands (crossed position) and maybe don’t know how to be slick about getting back to normal for the next move? Well, we summarize a couple of ways of doing it, so you can just pick one whenever you end up in that position!
Duration : 0:4:45
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Jennifer (MajestyInMotion) and Anthony (Addicted2Salsa) salsa dancing sexy at the Salsa Dance Splash 2007 at the hot salsa dance event. This is not what you see in “Dancing with the Stars”.
Video shot by Salsa Nuevotec: http://nuevotec.com
Duration : 0:2:26
http://addicted2salsa.com/2006/04/10/salsa-dance-13-other-simple-salsa-moves/
Hope you are enjoying our dance podcast. This episode will basically cover some simple dance moves that are basically universal — that everyone who does salsa knows how to perform. It is interesting to note that some of the more complicated salsa dancing moves actually end up being variations of these combos.
Duration : 0:4:6
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After such a long hiatus, we are back! We have received your emails requesting a more longer beginner lesson, so here you have it. In this episode we review the basic front-and-back salsa step (different angles), the side-to-side break, the right turn and partnering. Hopefully this helps many of you get started in salsa dancing!
Duration : 0:6:53
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Learn the basic steps to salsa dancing free. This salsa dance video is a ‘practice with us’ salsa dance video. So, I hope you enjoy the basic steps to salsa dancing for beginners.
Duration : 0:6:35
