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title: 3 Triplets with your Basic%3A Solo
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date: 2026-04-28T08:02:00.567Z
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## FOCUS 
- This lesson focuses on adding a triple rhythm to the basic step in solo dancing, transferring weight every two counts while incorporating the triplet pattern.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Start with bouncing to establish the rhythm before adding the triple step.
- Maintain a pulsing motion while practicing to keep the rhythm steady.
- Try moving around the room to practice the step in different directions.
- Add rotation to the basic step to enhance the dance movement.
- Keep smiling to stay relaxed and enjoy the practice even if it's challenging.

##REMEMBER
- The triple rhythm is layered on top of the basic step to create a more dynamic dance.
- Consistent weight transfer every two counts is crucial for mastering the triplet pattern.
- Practicing without music first helps build confidence before adding background tunes.
- Maintaining a steady pulse is key to executing the triple rhythm smoothly.
