Dance Steps

Dancing is easy if you know the step pattern and the rhythmic pattern of each dance step in a given time signature.

Here are common dance steps in our folk dances:

  1. Bleking
  2. Touch Step
  3. Change Step
  4. Cross Change Step
  5. Close Step
  6. Heel and Toe Change Step
  7. Plain Polka
  8. Hop Step
  9. Swing Step
  10. Slide Step
  11. Mincing Step
  12. Shuffling Step
  13. Contraganza
  14. Waltz
  15. Waltz Balance
  16. MazurkaCross
  17. Waltz
  18. Redoba
  19. Sway Balance Series
  20. Engano Series

  • The sway balance steps are done diagonally forward and the third diagonally backward.
  • The engano steps are done sideways in all the series.



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7 comments:

Meshlei Severino said...

today we practiced these dances and i really had a hard time coping with it.. i don't know why but i can't make my legs, my hands,and my body coordinate at the same time.. sometimes i get really jealous on my classmates because they could dance as long as they want to.. i think i should practice more on it..

Unknown said...

I like all the dance steps that i had learned today. It is very fun dancing with my classmate. I want to learn more dance steps.
This dance steps are very interesting and nice even though you need to memorize and unerstand all the dance steps in order to dance successfully.
Thank you Ms.Alquisola for teaching us the dance steps.

Dabe Embalzado said...

dancing is really tiring, but fun.

I and my friends cannot cope up with the steps cause we were obsessed with pop style but we will be trying so that we can get a high score.

but it is very fun because I get to learn more steps which is related to our culture and stuffs related to philippine folk dance.

Sandeep Minocha said...

This is the kind of help with respect to dance lessons which I was looking for. This has been of a real help since I have joined dance classes few days back. Will keep in mind the abovedance instructions mentioned over here to excel in field of dancing.

Anonymous said...

please emphasize every step,, for the students to demonstrate the steps carefully...

Anonymous said...

Thanks but I din't like this information because I need the dance step and its pattern....


I wish it have a pattern

Unknown said...

i need the definitions of the dance steps....

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