As an experienced Lindy Hop dancer, you've mastered the basics and are ready to take your dancing to the next level. In this blog post, we'll explore some advanced moves and variations that will challenge your skills and help you become an even better dancer.
Advanced Moves
Here are some advanced moves that you can incorporate into your Lindy Hop routine:
- Swing Out: This move involves a partner's connection in a linear direction, with one partner swinging the other in a circular motion around them.
- Tandem Charleston: This move involves both partners moving in the same direction, with one partner stepping in front of the other and then stepping back in a tandem motion.
- Air Steps: This move involves one partner lifting the other into the air, either by lifting them under the arms or by supporting their back and knees.
Variations
Here are some variations that you can try to add some flair to your Lindy Hop routine:
- Inside and Outside Turns: Instead of always turning in the same direction, try alternating between inside and outside turns to add some variety to your routine.
- Jazz Hands: This move involves adding some jazz hands to your Lindy Hop routine, either by clapping your hands or by using your hands to accentuate your movements.
- Body Isolation: This move involves isolating different parts of your body, such as your shoulders or hips, to add some funkiness to your routine.
Remember, the key to mastering these advanced moves and variations is practice, practice, practice! So grab your dance partner and start experimenting with these new moves and variations to take your Lindy Hop routine to the next level.
