At some points, a rainbow circular light and a shining white light in the distance shine about. The light is likely to have been caused by the diamonds' reflections of light. At some point during the chorus the background zooms out with the dancer, revealing more diamond covered floor and as the dancer zooms back in strings of diamonds appear in the background. The background is completely white with the exception of the two bright blocks - one orange and the other red - used as seats.
A spotlight illuminates the walls and dancers at some points of the dance; it zooms in and out at some points. Make an arm circle going upward while lifting your left leg. Reach your right arm to the northeast. Make a circle the reversed way and make a diamond. This is the final move of the routine.
Bring your hands down in opposite directions: P1 to the left and P2 to the right. Toddler Time 12 months- 24 months is a class designed for you and your little one ages 24 months. Spend some quality time with your child in a safe positive atmosphere. This class provides structured activities to stimulate senses and introduce music, movement, and other performing and visual art exploration. For Ridgeline Academy you can register here on our website or call the school. For Anthem Archway you can register here on our website. Interested in having us come to your school.
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We hope to teach, enthuse, and motivate every student to the best of their ability, in and out of the classroom, and in all their future endeavors. The skater turns in the direction of the curve. A rotational movement in which the skater moves from forward to backward or backward to forward using one foot and on an edge and axis e. In a two-foot turn the rotational movement from forward to backward or backward to forward is from one foot to the other foot e.
A traveling turn on one foot with one or more rotations which is quickly rotated with a continuous, uninterrupted action. The weight remains on the skating foot with the free foot in any position during the turn then placed beside the skating foot to skate the next step. A series of checked three-turns is not acceptable as this does not constitute a single action.
Lobe A curve that is representative of a part of a circle. We offer a variety of dates and times to accommodate different schedules. A series of checked three-turns is not acceptable as this does not constitute a single action. You call or email us at DiamondDanceWorks gmail. If you have any questions about levels, please contact us directly. All of the interest lies within the steps and speed rather than changes of lobe. Feeling is one of whirling around the ballroom floor.
If the traveling action stops during the execution, the twizzle, it becomes a solo spin pirouette. The steps and timing, of course, must be accurate as per Rule Book descriptions. There must be consistency of movement and flow. Strong deep edges add feeling to the Rhumba. The double choctaw is the feature of this dance and must be well done. The choreography of this dance is complex and difficult with demanding holds and edges.
The Polka is an energetic light-hearted and somewhat bouncy dance. Good knee action, balance and rhythm are essential to the success of this dance. It can be skated strongly on deep curves with many changes of lobe. There are therefore steps and curves with more beats. Long, extended movements of arms and legs give this dance its character accentuated by fast light twizzles. Attention to correct positions on steps and turns is necessary.
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It is very fast with a relatively simple pattern. All of the interest lies within the steps and speed rather than changes of lobe. Feeling is one of whirling around the ballroom floor.
When this dance is done well, with great speed and close accurate positions, one is not aware of the discrepancy in difficulty. Contents [ Hide ] 1.
Standards for the Diamond Dance Test 2. Attitude A position in which the free leg is bent, and brought up, out and behind at a ninety-degree angle to the leg of the skating foot. Beat A note defining the regular recurring divisions of a piece of music. Challenge A championship that qualifies athletes toward and including, but not limited to, the Canadian Figure Skating Championships.
Change of Edge The visible tracing of a skate on one foot that changes from one curve and edge to another curve and edge. Choctaw A turn from one foot to the other in which the curve of the exit edge is in the opposite direction to that of the entry edge.
Choctaws A turn from one foot to the other in which the curve of the exit edge is in the opposite direction to that of the entry edge. Closed Choctaw A choctaw in which the instep of the free foot is held at the heel of the skating foot until the free foot is placed on the ice behind the heel of the skating foot.
Closed Hold The partners are directly opposite each other. Cross Roll A roll started with the action of the free foot approaching the skating foot from the side so as to strike the ice almost at right-angles to the skating foot, started forward with the feet crossed in front or backward with the feet crossed behind.