Tap Dance: Shuffle
Tap Dance: Toe Tap
Tap Dance: Brush
Tap Dance: Flap
Tap Dance: Heel Dig
Tap Dance: Toe Pick
Tap Dance: Scuff
Tap Dance: Ball Change
Tap Dance: Irish
Tap Dance: Riff Walk
Tap Dance: Double Riff Walk
Tap Dance: Triple Riff Walk
Tap Dance: Single Buffalo
Tap Dance: Double Buffalo
Tap Dance: Triple Buffalo
Tap Dance: Maxie Ford
Tap Dance: Maxie Ford With Pickup
Tap Dance: Traveling Maxie Ford
Tap Dance: Traveling Maxie Ford With Pickup
Summary: The scuff, in tap dance, uses only the heel part of the tap dancing shoe. Learn more about scuffing and tap dance from a tap dancing instructor in this free dancing video.
Rene Preciado is a tap dance enthusiast, teacher and dancer. Rene has been tap dancing for the past fifteen years. She’s been teaching tap dance to people of all ages for the past...read more
"Now we're going to talk about the scuff. The scuff uses the heel part of the tap only. Just the bottom part of the heel should strike the floor as you do the scuff. It can be used as part of a more complex step or on its own. Now I'm going to show you how to execute a scuff. Lift your foot up behind you, flex your foot as hard as you can, and hit the heel on the floor. You can also try the scuff to the side. Now on the left. A scuff provides a nice loud sound for when you want to overpower the music or put an accent somewhere in your choreography. Now I'll show you the side view of the scuff. Now I'll show you the rear view. And to the left."
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