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History of Polish Oberek Dancing
Oberek Waltzing Dance Steps
Adding Oberek Waltzing Dance Steps
Oberek Dance Closed Position
Counter Clockwise Oberek Dance Steps
Corner Turn Oberek Dance Steps
Oberek Dance Promenade Position
Side by Side Oberek Dance Steps
Oberek Dancing Mens Under Arm Turn
Oberek Dancing Womens Under Arm Turn
Oberek Dancing Under Arm Spins
Push Return Variation Oberek Dance Steps
Back to Back Push Return Oberek Dance Steps
Ladies Back to Back Push Return Oberek Dance Steps
Present Oberek Dance Steps
Oberek Dancing Footwork
Oberek Dancing Corner Turn Footwork
Oberek Dancing Upper Body Posture
Oberek Dancing Cuddle Position
Oberek Dancing Cuddle Position Turn Around Steps
Concluding Oberek Dancing Cuddle Position Steps
Polish Oberek Dance Demonstration
Summary: Waltzing dance steps play an important role in Polish oberek dancing. Learn how to add waltzing steps in this free dance lesson video.
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"Now in this clip we are going to add the Obarek fundamentals to a basic waltz step. Now, we want you to add a little more lift and a little more bounce to that step. And now it's done 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3. Elaine, let's take it forward now...1-23-1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3. As you can see, what we are doing is there is more bounce and more lift to the Obarek from your basic waltz step. And it actually goes as a side-to-side. If you want to see how the dance would go, you need to be going slightly to the side with your knees bent. So it would look like 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3...move yourself to the side as you're dancing it and that's the true Obarek."
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