| In a Layover, the woman inclines not backward, as in a Layback, but forward. She drapes her body against his and allows him to support her weight. |  |
| Sometimes it has a "cuddle from behind" kind of look. |  |
| A round dance in which the Layover was used conspicuously was Shibata's Beyond, a phase V rumba. We did a Cross-Hand Underarm Turn to Tandem position and then a Layover in which the man leaned forward a bit, and the woman leaned her whole body against the man's back and stretched up on her toes. |  |
     | |
| Photos © A. Curths; A. Moore & E. Allen; E.Allen; F. Lepretre; P. Sosabowski; from Dancesport UK photo gallery. | |
Wednesday, 30 June 2010
LAYOVER
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
The follower’s role in rumba dance entails straight posture and supporting the leader. Learn to rumba andballroom dance in this free dancin...
-
This quick lesson is taught by Teresa Mason
-
IDSF Grand Slam Latin Ballroom Dancesport Championship 2004 in Lion City, Singapore.
-
ThIs A LiTtLE hIp HoP RoUtInE…AlL ChOrEoGrApHed By JuLiE-DeNiSe…
-
The impromptu dance moves made by Hank Ballard and his boys while playing his song 'The Twist', in 1959, gave birth to a new dance f...
-
As stated above, because the dance moves fast, do not attempt to dance the Viennese waltz until you learn the footwork. (The footwork detail...
-
It is difficult to explain where did salsa originated. Salsa cannot be easily described. Who was the inventor of salsa? Was it the Puerto Ri...
-
Let’s Lace Your Femininity with Short Salsa Dresses! A short salsa dress makes you feel and look outstanding because of its elegance and so...
-
Belly dancing is considered to be the world's oldest dance forms known to mankind. Due to inaccurate historical evidence, the origins of...
No comments:
Post a Comment