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Basics of Cha-Cha Dancing
Basic Steps in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 1
Basic Steps in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 2
Basic Steps in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 3
Crossovers in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 1
Crossovers in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 2
Under Arm Turn in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 1
Under Arm Turn in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 2
Crossbody Lead in Cha-Cha Dancing
Cha-Cha Crossbody Lead Steps for Ladies
Cha-Cha Crossbody Lead Steps for Men
Chase Turn in Cha-Cha Dancing
Cha-Cha Chase Turn Steps for Ladies
Cha-Cha Chase Turn Steps for Men
Demonstration of Cha-Cha Dancing
Summary: Learn how to perform cross over moves when dancing the cha-cha in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom and Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro with over 15 years experience. She has worked in live...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village I'm Kelly Anne and I'm Steeve Jean Louis and we will be demonstrating cha cha cha. Our next step without music is the cross over. From basic step 2,3, cha cha cha, back, step, cha cha cha, one more basic, cha cha cha. Now after the back step for the men 2,3, cha cha cha, you open, 2,3, facing to your partner, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, basic, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, crossover for the men always after you back step. Back step, open, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, 2,3, cha cha cha, back to basic, close, back, step, and the ladies just step forward. Thank you for watching I hope you enjoyed our cha cha demonstration. For more information you could visit 56dance.com or www.starballroomdancestudio.com. Happy dancing."
eHow Article: Crossovers in Cha-Cha Dancing: Part 1
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