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Old 31st-December-2002, 11:29 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Originally posted by Ronde!
For competitions, where timing (and ending on the beat) is important
Timing yes - but why is ending on the beat important in a competition?

I would expect it in a showcase, but not in freestyle. Every competition I've seen, the judges have made their mind up long before the end of the song. The only thing you can do at the end to influence them is to make a mistake - like literally dropping your partner.

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They taught me some "filler" moves that add style but aren't a "stop" in the dance.
I like this idea, especially the changing tempo from a slow move to hitting a line.

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Originally posted by in various threads
Ginger Lean, Swan Drop, Tango Drop, Nose Dive, Winder Dips, Astaire Dip, Salsa Dip, Sway Tornado Dip, Roaster, ...
I take it you learn a lot of drops in Australia...

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