How to Do Lindy Circle Steps in Lindy Hop

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• rncala Apr 18, 2009
  This non-sequential arrangement leaves it open for you to choreograph. Think about which steps end in a good position for you to start another step. Then think about how they'll look as a sequence and create something uniquely yours. I like: basic - swing out open - swing out closed - double tuck turn - peek a boo charleston - spiral (inside) turn - skater kick charleston - front to back charleston - front to back skater kick - push away charleston - sling shot - circle steps -and back to basic.
• keithfelipe Jan 03, 2009
  no, but i am taking lindy hop lessons...and i might suggest learning the basic charleston, then swing out, then variations, then all the more complicated turns...yur right...it would be better if the videos were in progressive order, simple to complex
• metalgoddess Oct 09, 2008
  that wasnt to fast to get it you have to watch it over and over again anyway, unless you have awesome memory i have been dancin rock'n'roll for 10 years and they are good teachers for a online lesson
• magali1 Aug 14, 2008
  Too fast... I don't understand anything :(
• magali1 Aug 13, 2008
  Does anyone know in which order we're supposed to look at these videos ?