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Lapis turns Alex Krebs showed us how to do some lapis turns in January 2002. |
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We began with some Giro practice: |
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then leading all forward steps: |
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hold on following side; open on leading side |
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and all backward steps: |
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hold on leading side; open on following side |
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Leader’s lapis (importance of bent knees): |
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| 345 Leader steps to side, l steps around f, pivoting her slightly, and brings following foot into cross in front Leader does lapis as follower steps to side leader holds as follower enters forward step leader walks out |
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Follower’s lapis: |
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| Lead
F into back step Lower f by lowering left hand (possibly inching back) L steps back to his right if follower on her left foot(or forward to his right if F on left) |
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| Leader
steps to side, l steps around f, pivoting her slightly, and brings following foot into cross in front Leader does lapis as follower steps to side leader holds as follower enters forward step leader sacadas F’s trailing leg with same foot as follower goes into side step leader sacadas F’s trailing leg with same foot and corsses as follower goes into back step repeat |
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©2002 Frank Morris |
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