Tap Dance: Shuffle
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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 riff walk, in tap dance, occurs when a tap dancer strikes the bottom part of their hell on the floor and then performs the same task after switching feet. Learn to perform the riff walk 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 I'm going to show you how to do a riff walk. You're going to strike the bottom part of the heel tap on the floor and take a step forward, switching feet each time. This is a traveling step. Strike your heel on the floor, and step forward. Now I'm going to show you how to execute a riff walk. Start with one foot back, strike the bottom part of the heel tap on the floor, and simply take a step. Now try it with the other foot. Strike the bottom part of the heel tap on the floor and step forward. You can do it a little bit faster if you need to change formations in your choreography. Make sure to keep all the sounds even when you're going your riff walk. Now I'm going to show you how to do the riff walk a little bit faster. It's a very useful step when you need to change formations quickly."
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