Head Over Heels demonstrates the Left-Right turn with a kick-ball-change variation for boogie woogie dancing. This is a basic dance move for swing dance variation boogie woogie. This is similar to jive dancing.
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2 Comments
hello
it would help to use the numbers 1,2,3,5,6,7 associated to each step,which unfortunately you do not do.
so learning is difficult,car the movements we see are too fast
anyway,i enjoyed
Tom1, every move done in this video was in 6-count.
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