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date: 2026-04-28T07:16:01.792Z
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## FOCUS 
- The lesson focuses on foot percussion as an improvisation topic, aiming to practice rhythmical and percussive foot movements while maintaining axis control.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Use toe taps and heel drops for percussive sounds.
- Try scuffs or brushes with the ball or heel of the foot in any direction.
- Create swishy sounds by sliding feet while keeping them stuck to the floor.
- Experiment with any other foot percussion ideas you can invent.

##REMEMBER
- Maintain the same axis rules as in previous moves while improvising.
- Focus on being as rhythmical as possible with foot movements.
- Incorporate a variety of percussive techniques like taps, drops, and slides.
