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Old 11th-July-2006, 04:48 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Lead and Follow .... yet again!!!

I do like the rec.arts.dance FAQ. It's probably the piece of dance-writing that has most influenced my dancing.

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Originally Posted by straycat264
Use of the word 'tug' - BAD. What he's trying to do is illustrate body-leads, which is good, but the vocabulary's suspect - a leader should never ever 'tug' the follower's hand. The "non-dancer's" response is the inevitable result (plus a degree of pain).
As I read that quote, he's trying to illustrate follower frame, rather than body leads. Even when I apply an "arm lead" to my partner's hand, I still want her entire body, not just her hand.
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