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**Franck** · 21st-February-2002, 12:03 PM

Hi Stuart,

Ceroc / Jive is pretty much a static dance, that is you mostly dance in the same spot, however, there are quite a few travelling moves, though to tell you how many, I would have to check my Ceroc moves Bible and check each of the 500+ moves one by one...

Off the top of my head, any move involving a walk, is obviously a travelling move: The Basket walk, the Catapult walk, Sway walk, Neckbreak / Gay Gordon walk, etc...
There are also all the variations on the train and the travelling armjive.
There are a few more moves like the Columbian first move, which involve quite fancy footwork and syncopated rhythm as well as travelling...

I realise the above will not make much sense if you have not learnt the moves before, but it might jog your memory...

Cheers,

Franck.

21st-February-2002, 12:03 PM	#2 (permalink)
Franck Omnipresent Administrator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Scotland Posts: 2,779 Status: getting ready for Edinburgh tonight! Blog Entries: 2 Rep Power: 10 Rep.: 1532	Hi Stuart, Ceroc / Jive is pretty much a static dance, that is you mostly dance in the same spot, however, there are quite a few travelling moves, though to tell you how many, I would have to check my Ceroc moves Bible and check each of the 500+ moves one by one... Off the top of my head, any move involving a walk, is obviously a travelling move: The Basket walk, the Catapult walk, Sway walk, Neckbreak / Gay Gordon walk, etc... There are also all the variations on the train and the travelling armjive. There are a few more moves like the Columbian first move, which involve quite fancy footwork and syncopated rhythm as well as travelling... I realise the above will not make much sense if you have not learnt the moves before, but it might jog your memory... Cheers, Franck.