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History of Tap Dancing
Becoming a Tap Dance Expert
Importance of Tone in Advanced Moves in Tap Dancing
Putting an Accent on Tap Steps
Advanced Tap Dancing Warm Ups for the Ankles
Advanced Tap Dancing Warm Ups With Shuffles
Advanced Tap Dancing Warm Ups With Syncopation & Accent Changes
Treble Steps & Moves in Advanced Tap Dancing
Shuffle Slap Up Changes & Steps in Advanced Tap Dancing
Single & Double Pull Back Steps in Advanced Tap Dancing
Scissor Steps & Moves in Advanced Tap Dancing
Cramp Roll Steps & Moves in Advanced Tap Dancing
Single, Double & Wing Change Steps in Advanced Tap Dancing
Syncopated & Traveling Wing Steps in Advanced Tap Dancing
Step Heel Turn in Advanced Tap Dancing
Flap Heel Turn in Advanced Tap Dancing
Flap Heel Toe Combination Turn in Advanced Tap Dancing
Step Heel Combination Turn in Advanced Tap Dancing
Shuffle Step Combination in Advanced Tap Dancing
The Break of the Shuffle Step Combination in Advanced Tap Dancing
Paddle & Roll Combination in Advanced Tap Dancing
Syncopated End of Paddle & Roll Combination in Advanced Tap Dancing
Tips on Improvisation for Advanced Tap Dancers
Summary: Learn how to become an expert tap dancer with expert tap dancing instruction from a professional dancer in this free online advanced dance lesson and choreography video clip.
Sarah was born and raised in Australia but moved to NYC at 17, to pursue a career as an entertainer.
After scoring her first US gig as the "Lead singer" on the " 100th...read more
"Today I'm going to teach you some advanced tap moves. Follow me. So, as you can probably tell from my strange, little accent, I actually grew up in Australia, where I was lucky enough to learn dancing from my mom and my aunt. They have a wonderful dance studio in Australia. And they're probably most well known for being wonderful tap teachers. So I grew up and tapping was one of my most favorite things to do. I loved it because I felt like, as a tap dancer, I was almost a musician in a way. Being able to be percussive with my feet. So that led me to move to the United States and I was lucky enough to perform on Broadway in a musical called 42nd Street, which is based on wonderful tap dancing and based in the 1930s and 40s. So tap dancing for me is something I'm really, really passionate about and I love being able to pass that on to kids and to other people who are interested in it."
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