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<h1>0 Struttin' Moves Vol</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson introduces advanced strutting variations, footwork, and dynamic moves, building on previous skills. It aims to challenge dancers with more difficult material.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Focus on mastering basic strutting technique before attempting these advanced moves.</li>
<li>Practice footwork variations to enhance your strutting repertoire.</li>
<li>Incorporate turns and swoopy elements for dynamic expression.</li>
<li>Start slowly to build confidence with the new material.</li>
<li>Use the previous course as a foundation for this step-up content.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>This course is a step up from the intro, so ensure comfort with basics first.</li>
<li>Advanced strutting requires solid technique to execute difficult moves effectively.</li>
<li>Dynamic and fun elements are key to mastering these variations.</li>
<li>Progress gradually to avoid frustration with challenging material.</li>
<li>Revisit foundational skills if needed to support learning in this lesson.</li>
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title: 0 Struttin' Moves Vol
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson introduces advanced strutting variations, footwork, and dynamic moves, building on previous skills. It aims to challenge dancers with more difficult material.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Focus on mastering basic strutting technique before attempting these advanced moves.
- Practice footwork variations to enhance your strutting repertoire.
- Incorporate turns and swoopy elements for dynamic expression.
- Start slowly to build confidence with the new material.
- Use the previous course as a foundation for this step-up content.
##REMEMBER
- This course is a step up from the intro, so ensure comfort with basics first.
- Advanced strutting requires solid technique to execute difficult moves effectively.
- Dynamic and fun elements are key to mastering these variations.
- Progress gradually to avoid frustration with challenging material.
- Revisit foundational skills if needed to support learning in this lesson.

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<h1>10 Struttin' Turns Texas Tommy</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the Texas Tommy turn with a strutting basic, focusing on leaders tossing the follower's hand in a natural arc and catching them smoothly during rotation.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Followers place their right arm behind their back to test comfort before attempting the move.</li>
<li>Leaders should put their palm on top of the follower's hand and lead from the forearm and wrist, not by pulling.</li>
<li>Keep the follower's arm super relaxed and floating during the toss to avoid discomfort.</li>
<li>Catch the follower as they unwind from the turn, using the right forearm to smooth the transition back into connection.</li>
<li>Maintain a strutting basic pulse and center rotation to make the redirect effortless.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Comfort is paramount; followers should skip the move if the arm position causes shoulder or arm discomfort.</li>
<li>The toss itself creates the turn's energy, so leaders should focus on the natural pathway of the follower's arm.</li>
<li>Hand connection in the Texas Tommy hold is not used for leading; rely on forearm contact instead.</li>
<li>This move is optional and can be added to a lean-to whenever desired, with counts not fixed to the music.</li>
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title: 10 Struttin' Turns Texas Tommy
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
---
<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
<div style="position: relative; width: 100%; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden;">
<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/10_Struttin%27%20Turns%EF%BC%9A%20Texas%20Tommy.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
</div>
</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the Texas Tommy turn with a strutting basic, focusing on leaders tossing the follower's hand in a natural arc and catching them smoothly during rotation.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Followers place their right arm behind their back to test comfort before attempting the move.
- Leaders should put their palm on top of the follower's hand and lead from the forearm and wrist, not by pulling.
- Keep the follower's arm super relaxed and floating during the toss to avoid discomfort.
- Catch the follower as they unwind from the turn, using the right forearm to smooth the transition back into connection.
- Maintain a strutting basic pulse and center rotation to make the redirect effortless.
##REMEMBER
- Comfort is paramount; followers should skip the move if the arm position causes shoulder or arm discomfort.
- The toss itself creates the turn's energy, so leaders should focus on the natural pathway of the follower's arm.
- Hand connection in the Texas Tommy hold is not used for leading; rely on forearm contact instead.
- This move is optional and can be added to a lean-to whenever desired, with counts not fixed to the music.

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<h1>11 Turn with Redirect</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches a turn with redirect, building on a previous turn by adding a middle section where partners change sides and switch hands to set up rotation in the opposite direction.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Shuffle through to change sides and switch hands as you move across.</li>
<li>Keep arms at waist level, bent, and available for reconnection during turns.</li>
<li>Maintain flow by continuously moving and tracking your partner instead of waiting.</li>
<li>Practice the added middle section separately to focus on changing sides and rotation.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The movement should have a continuous flow, with leaders tracking followers and avoiding pauses.</li>
<li>Adjust the turn style based on space, using orbiting for tighter areas like in traditional strutting.</li>
<li>Focus on turning technique even during simple shuffles, including arm position and eye contact.</li>
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title: 11 Turn with Redirect
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
<div style="position: relative; width: 100%; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden;">
<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/11_Turn%20with%20Redirect.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
</div>
</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches a turn with redirect, building on a previous turn by adding a middle section where partners change sides and switch hands to set up rotation in the opposite direction.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Shuffle through to change sides and switch hands as you move across.
- Keep arms at waist level, bent, and available for reconnection during turns.
- Maintain flow by continuously moving and tracking your partner instead of waiting.
- Practice the added middle section separately to focus on changing sides and rotation.
##REMEMBER
- The movement should have a continuous flow, with leaders tracking followers and avoiding pauses.
- Adjust the turn style based on space, using orbiting for tighter areas like in traditional strutting.
- Focus on turning technique even during simple shuffles, including arm position and eye contact.

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<h1>12 Tips for Turning in Struttin'</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson provides tips for incorporating turns into Struttin' dance, focusing on adapting personal turn variations while maintaining the style's core elements like pulse and connection.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Maintain your strutting pulse and basic jogging every beat during turns.</li>
<li>Keep your strutting butt engaged, especially for followers to enhance turn energy.</li>
<li>Use a close connection for turns, making them surprising and flowing back into embrace.</li>
<li>Look in the direction of your turn to lead with your head for smoother reconnection.</li>
<li>For leaders, feel the flow in space, defaulting to orbiting movements for smooth transitions.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Turns in Struttin' should feel like part of the dance, using personal variations as a springboard.</li>
<li>Followers should apply known turning techniques, focusing on frame, arms, and reconnection.</li>
<li>Incorporate a slight body spiral with head-first movement for smoother turns and reconnections.</li>
<li>Adapt turns to faster music by increasing speed while maintaining smooth flow and connection.</li>
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title: 12 Tips for Turning in Struttin'
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
---
<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
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<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/12_Tips%20for%20Turning%20in%20Struttin%27.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
</div>
</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson provides tips for incorporating turns into Struttin' dance, focusing on adapting personal turn variations while maintaining the style's core elements like pulse and connection.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Maintain your strutting pulse and basic jogging every beat during turns.
- Keep your strutting butt engaged, especially for followers to enhance turn energy.
- Use a close connection for turns, making them surprising and flowing back into embrace.
- Look in the direction of your turn to lead with your head for smoother reconnection.
- For leaders, feel the flow in space, defaulting to orbiting movements for smooth transitions.
##REMEMBER
- Turns in Struttin' should feel like part of the dance, using personal variations as a springboard.
- Followers should apply known turning techniques, focusing on frame, arms, and reconnection.
- Incorporate a slight body spiral with head-first movement for smoother turns and reconnections.
- Adapt turns to faster music by increasing speed while maintaining smooth flow and connection.

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<h1>13 Sweeps</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson focuses on performing sweeps, a dynamic movement in strutting, emphasizing creating rotation and leg sweeps while maintaining a solid upper-body connection in a lean-to position.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Leaders step left, right, left, right, aiming connection toward the opposite foot to initiate rotation.</li>
<li>Followers keep hips facing forwards and legs relaxed to allow natural sweeps without actively moving them.</li>
<li>Practice with a partner by getting into a lean-to, pressing down through arms and shoulders for solid connection.</li>
<li>Start small with twist in the core to avoid overdoing the movement and throwing the partner.</li>
<li>Followers can initiate sweeps by taking a big first step to signal rotation for the leader to follow.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Maintain a solid upper-body connection through arms, shoulders, back, and chest for effective sweeps.</li>
<li>Hips should always stay facing forwards to ensure proper leg tracking and avoid crossing over.</li>
<li>Sweeps rely on feeling the leader's rotation rather than followers trying to make it happen actively.</li>
<li>Both leaders and followers can initiate sweeps, sharing responsibility for dynamic movement in the dance.</li>
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title: 13 Sweeps
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
---
<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
<div style="position: relative; width: 100%; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden;">
<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/13_Sweeps.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
</div>
</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson focuses on performing sweeps, a dynamic movement in strutting, emphasizing creating rotation and leg sweeps while maintaining a solid upper-body connection in a lean-to position.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Leaders step left, right, left, right, aiming connection toward the opposite foot to initiate rotation.
- Followers keep hips facing forwards and legs relaxed to allow natural sweeps without actively moving them.
- Practice with a partner by getting into a lean-to, pressing down through arms and shoulders for solid connection.
- Start small with twist in the core to avoid overdoing the movement and throwing the partner.
- Followers can initiate sweeps by taking a big first step to signal rotation for the leader to follow.
##REMEMBER
- Maintain a solid upper-body connection through arms, shoulders, back, and chest for effective sweeps.
- Hips should always stay facing forwards to ensure proper leg tracking and avoid crossing over.
- Sweeps rely on feeling the leader's rotation rather than followers trying to make it happen actively.
- Both leaders and followers can initiate sweeps, sharing responsibility for dynamic movement in the dance.

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<h1>14 Lean-to Spin</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the Lean-to Spin, a dynamic move from the lean-to position that may involve sliding or slight lifts, emphasizing it as inspiration rather than a requirement for all dancers.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Start from a strut and basic to get the dance feel in your body.</li>
<li>Build up rotation speed until it feels natural to slide or lift.</li>
<li>Followers keep a solid connection and lean, then stop stepping to slide around.</li>
<li>Leaders don't try to stay in the spin forever; aim for one or two rotations.</li>
<li>Practice at speed with music to build momentum.</li>
<li>Exit by bringing a leg in and stepping if needed.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>This move may not work for everyone due to height or body size differences.</li>
<li>It's meant as inspiration, so don't force it if it doesn't feel natural.</li>
<li>Focus on a solid lean-to connection for weight support.</li>
<li>The spin happens when there's enough rotational energy to make stepping difficult.</li>
<li>It can be done for a quarter or half rotation as a musical accent.</li>
<li>Leaders should be mindful of the follower's comfort and not overdo it.</li>
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title: 14 Lean-to Spin
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
---
<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
<div style="position: relative; width: 100%; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden;">
<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/14_Lean-to%20Spin.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
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</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the Lean-to Spin, a dynamic move from the lean-to position that may involve sliding or slight lifts, emphasizing it as inspiration rather than a requirement for all dancers.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Start from a strut and basic to get the dance feel in your body.
- Build up rotation speed until it feels natural to slide or lift.
- Followers keep a solid connection and lean, then stop stepping to slide around.
- Leaders don't try to stay in the spin forever; aim for one or two rotations.
- Practice at speed with music to build momentum.
- Exit by bringing a leg in and stepping if needed.
##REMEMBER
- This move may not work for everyone due to height or body size differences.
- It's meant as inspiration, so don't force it if it doesn't feel natural.
- Focus on a solid lean-to connection for weight support.
- The spin happens when there's enough rotational energy to make stepping difficult.
- It can be done for a quarter or half rotation as a musical accent.
- Leaders should be mindful of the follower's comfort and not overdo it.

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<h1>15 Putting everything together and final notes</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson concludes the strutting course by encouraging dancers to integrate learned moves creatively and develop their own style, with a final dance to recap everything.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Use the core strutting moves as a foundation for your own variations.</li>
<li>Incorporate footwork, turns, and dynamic elements from the course in your final dance.</li>
<li>Experiment with jazz, rock, tap, and other African-American vernacular dance inspirations.</li>
<li>Focus on the connection and rhythm that define strutting as you innovate.</li>
<li>Be spontaneous and add moves that feel inspired in the moment.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Strutting is a black American dance where individuality and personal style are essential.</li>
<li>The moves taught are not strictly historical but inspired by various dance traditions.</li>
<li>Develop your creativity by using the course as a springboard for your own innovations.</li>
<li>Master the core elements of strutting to allow natural growth in your dancing.</li>
<li>Enjoy the process and have fun while integrating learned techniques into your style.</li>
</ul></p>

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title: 15 Putting everything together and final notes
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
---
<div style="width: 100%; max-width: 1400px; margin: 0;">
<div style="position: relative; width: 100%; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden;">
<iframe src="https://video.terbits.xyz/player.html?src=videos/Bluesrooms/Idoim-Dances/struttin-vol-ii-more-moves/15_Putting%20everything%20together%20and%20final%20notes.mp4" style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; border: 0;" allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe>
</div>
</div>
## FOCUS
- This lesson concludes the strutting course by encouraging dancers to integrate learned moves creatively and develop their own style, with a final dance to recap everything.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Use the core strutting moves as a foundation for your own variations.
- Incorporate footwork, turns, and dynamic elements from the course in your final dance.
- Experiment with jazz, rock, tap, and other African-American vernacular dance inspirations.
- Focus on the connection and rhythm that define strutting as you innovate.
- Be spontaneous and add moves that feel inspired in the moment.
##REMEMBER
- Strutting is a black American dance where individuality and personal style are essential.
- The moves taught are not strictly historical but inspired by various dance traditions.
- Develop your creativity by using the course as a springboard for your own innovations.
- Master the core elements of strutting to allow natural growth in your dancing.
- Enjoy the process and have fun while integrating learned techniques into your style.

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<h1>1 Core training</h1>
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<hr>
<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson focuses on core activation exercises for Struttin dance, using a wall to simulate partner connection and build strength for maintaining proper posture and space.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Use a wall with elbows and forearms against it to activate muscles like the anterior serratus for better posture.</li>
<li>Push your armpits down to create space between your face and shoulders, especially helpful for shorter followers.</li>
<li>Pull your ribs together and widen your back to support your lower back with abdominal muscles.</li>
<li>Progress exercises by moving feet further from the wall or transitioning to a floor plank for increased challenge.</li>
<li>Keep your neck relaxed and straight while engaging core muscles to avoid tension and maintain alignment.</li>
<li>During the plank, focus on pushing the floor away and breathing steadily to prevent fatigue.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>In Struttin, the follower leans onto the leader while the leader maintains an athletic posture without leaning, creating more space for footwork.</li>
<li>Core strength is essential for maintaining this connection and preventing lower back pain during dance.</li>
<li>Avoid collapsing the neck, shoulders, or lower back to support the spine and improve dance comfort.</li>
<li>Practice core engagement gradually, starting on a wall and progressing to the floor as strength improves.</li>
<li>Aim to keep core muscles engaged for the duration of a song to enhance dance performance and endurance.</li>
<li>Regular core training helps build a better connection to muscles, making dance movements more efficient and enjoyable.</li>
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title: 1 Core training
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
editor: markdown
dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson focuses on core activation exercises for Struttin dance, using a wall to simulate partner connection and build strength for maintaining proper posture and space.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Use a wall with elbows and forearms against it to activate muscles like the anterior serratus for better posture.
- Push your armpits down to create space between your face and shoulders, especially helpful for shorter followers.
- Pull your ribs together and widen your back to support your lower back with abdominal muscles.
- Progress exercises by moving feet further from the wall or transitioning to a floor plank for increased challenge.
- Keep your neck relaxed and straight while engaging core muscles to avoid tension and maintain alignment.
- During the plank, focus on pushing the floor away and breathing steadily to prevent fatigue.
##REMEMBER
- In Struttin, the follower leans onto the leader while the leader maintains an athletic posture without leaning, creating more space for footwork.
- Core strength is essential for maintaining this connection and preventing lower back pain during dance.
- Avoid collapsing the neck, shoulders, or lower back to support the spine and improve dance comfort.
- Practice core engagement gradually, starting on a wall and progressing to the floor as strength improves.
- Aim to keep core muscles engaged for the duration of a song to enhance dance performance and endurance.
- Regular core training helps build a better connection to muscles, making dance movements more efficient and enjoyable.

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<h1>2 Lean-to connection</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the lean-to connection in partner dance, focusing on how followers initiate and control the lean while maintaining a solid, comfortable posture with their leader.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Followers initiate the lean by taking their feet away as far as comfortable, starting with baby steps.</li>
<li>Leaders can walk backwards to create the lean, with followers stepping forward if they want to reduce it.</li>
<li>Practice maintaining the lean while moving forward, back, side to side, and in rotation.</li>
<li>Film yourselves to check for posture issues like collapsing backs or shoulders.</li>
<li>Use a supported push down with arms and shoulders to create space for the face and ensure a solid connection.</li>
<li>Leaders maintain an athletic posture without leaning, supported through the core and armpits.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Followers control whether to lean and the size of the lean, ensuring it's comfortable for them.</li>
<li>Avoid collapsing the shoulders or back to prevent discomfort and maintain a strong connection.</li>
<li>Activate muscles to press down slightly on the leader, similar to exercises on a wall or floor.</li>
<li>A consistent, solid connection helps both partners feel secure and know each other's position.</li>
<li>Maintain a straight, strong line in the back to support the lean and prevent arch collapse.</li>
<li>The lean should feel pleasant and supported, not collapsed, for both partners.</li>
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title: 2 Lean-to connection
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the lean-to connection in partner dance, focusing on how followers initiate and control the lean while maintaining a solid, comfortable posture with their leader.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Followers initiate the lean by taking their feet away as far as comfortable, starting with baby steps.
- Leaders can walk backwards to create the lean, with followers stepping forward if they want to reduce it.
- Practice maintaining the lean while moving forward, back, side to side, and in rotation.
- Film yourselves to check for posture issues like collapsing backs or shoulders.
- Use a supported push down with arms and shoulders to create space for the face and ensure a solid connection.
- Leaders maintain an athletic posture without leaning, supported through the core and armpits.
##REMEMBER
- Followers control whether to lean and the size of the lean, ensuring it's comfortable for them.
- Avoid collapsing the shoulders or back to prevent discomfort and maintain a strong connection.
- Activate muscles to press down slightly on the leader, similar to exercises on a wall or floor.
- A consistent, solid connection helps both partners feel secure and know each other's position.
- Maintain a straight, strong line in the back to support the lean and prevent arch collapse.
- The lean should feel pleasant and supported, not collapsed, for both partners.

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<h1>3 Tips for dancing in lean-to connection</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson provides tips for dancing in lean-to connection, focusing on how to maintain connection while adding independent footwork variations.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Don't worry about being in sync with your partner; embrace different foot placements and dynamic connections.</li>
<li>Engage your core and upper body to be solid, allowing more freedom in your feet for variations.</li>
<li>Communicate with your partner about how much pressure is comfortable in the lean-to connection.</li>
<li>Leaders should flow with the partner's variations, allowing the dance direction to be a two-way conversation.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The connection should feel consistent at the top while allowing freedom in hips and feet.</li>
<li>Being solid in the upper body prevents collapsing and makes footwork easier.</li>
<li>Variations can affect the dance's rotation and travel; adapt and interact with your partner.</li>
<li>Lean-to connection is changeable; embrace its dynamic nature without freaking out.</li>
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title: 3 Tips for dancing in lean-to connection
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson provides tips for dancing in lean-to connection, focusing on how to maintain connection while adding independent footwork variations.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Don't worry about being in sync with your partner; embrace different foot placements and dynamic connections.
- Engage your core and upper body to be solid, allowing more freedom in your feet for variations.
- Communicate with your partner about how much pressure is comfortable in the lean-to connection.
- Leaders should flow with the partner's variations, allowing the dance direction to be a two-way conversation.
##REMEMBER
- The connection should feel consistent at the top while allowing freedom in hips and feet.
- Being solid in the upper body prevents collapsing and makes footwork easier.
- Variations can affect the dance's rotation and travel; adapt and interact with your partner.
- Lean-to connection is changeable; embrace its dynamic nature without freaking out.

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<h1>4 Footwork variation Camel Walk</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the Camel Walk footwork variation in strutting, focusing on half-time practice and blending it with the basic strutting step.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Keep one leg straight and one leg bent to create a strutting pulse.</li>
<li>Accent the movement with pops for a sharper, more defined shape.</li>
<li>Practice crossing feet while maintaining the bent and straight leg principle.</li>
<li>Try a chug variation by sending both feet forward simultaneously as if pushed from behind.</li>
<li>Blend the Camel Walk with the normal jogging step for strutting to transition smoothly.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The Camel Walk has a sharper edge and more defined shape compared to softer strutting moves.</li>
<li>Incorporate the strutting pulse by shifting weight into one hip more than the other.</li>
<li>Practice in all directions: forward, back, side-to-side, and with rotation.</li>
<li>Use the Camel Walk as an accent or in sequences to add variety to strutting.</li>
<li>Focus on whole-body movement to power the chug variation from behind.</li>
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title: 4 Footwork variation Camel Walk
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the Camel Walk footwork variation in strutting, focusing on half-time practice and blending it with the basic strutting step.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Keep one leg straight and one leg bent to create a strutting pulse.
- Accent the movement with pops for a sharper, more defined shape.
- Practice crossing feet while maintaining the bent and straight leg principle.
- Try a chug variation by sending both feet forward simultaneously as if pushed from behind.
- Blend the Camel Walk with the normal jogging step for strutting to transition smoothly.
##REMEMBER
- The Camel Walk has a sharper edge and more defined shape compared to softer strutting moves.
- Incorporate the strutting pulse by shifting weight into one hip more than the other.
- Practice in all directions: forward, back, side-to-side, and with rotation.
- Use the Camel Walk as an accent or in sequences to add variety to strutting.
- Focus on whole-body movement to power the chug variation from behind.

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<h1>5 Footwork Variation Back Slides</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the backslide or moonwalk technique, focusing on sliding variations and integrating them into strutting with proper body opposition and pulse.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Dig one toe into the ground and pull that leg forward while pulling the other back to create opposition.</li>
<li>Keep one leg bent and one leg straight, similar to the camel walk, for better control.</li>
<li>Imagine energetically sending the bent leg forward even if it doesn't move to enhance resistance.</li>
<li>Maintain a pulse in the body while sliding, starting slow and adjusting speed as needed.</li>
<li>Practice the slide at different tempos, such as every two beats or every beat, to build versatility.</li>
<li>Incorporate single backslides into strutting basics for creative expression.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The backslide originated from tap dancers and was popularized as the moonwalk by Michael Jackson.</li>
<li>Focus on body opposition and intention to improve movement quality and control.</li>
<li>Use the technique as a springboard for creativity, adapting it to fit strutting style without strict rules.</li>
<li>Practice with a partner and different songs to integrate slides naturally into dance routines.</li>
<li>Speed can affect ease; faster slides may feel more natural than slow ones.</li>
<li>The goal is to make the movement feel like strutting, drawing inspiration from related dance styles.</li>
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title: 5 Footwork Variation Back Slides
description:
published: true
date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the backslide or moonwalk technique, focusing on sliding variations and integrating them into strutting with proper body opposition and pulse.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Dig one toe into the ground and pull that leg forward while pulling the other back to create opposition.
- Keep one leg bent and one leg straight, similar to the camel walk, for better control.
- Imagine energetically sending the bent leg forward even if it doesn't move to enhance resistance.
- Maintain a pulse in the body while sliding, starting slow and adjusting speed as needed.
- Practice the slide at different tempos, such as every two beats or every beat, to build versatility.
- Incorporate single backslides into strutting basics for creative expression.
##REMEMBER
- The backslide originated from tap dancers and was popularized as the moonwalk by Michael Jackson.
- Focus on body opposition and intention to improve movement quality and control.
- Use the technique as a springboard for creativity, adapting it to fit strutting style without strict rules.
- Practice with a partner and different songs to integrate slides naturally into dance routines.
- Speed can affect ease; faster slides may feel more natural than slow ones.
- The goal is to make the movement feel like strutting, drawing inspiration from related dance styles.

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<h1>6 Footwork variation Triple Step Slide</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches a footwork variation called the Triple Step Slide, focusing on integrating it into strutting with proper technique and transitions.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Think about opposite energy: one leg goes forward while the other slides back.</li>
<li>Add a triple rhythm to the steps for smooth execution.</li>
<li>Swing hips slightly forward and back to keep the step in place.</li>
<li>Practice traveling the variation in different directions like forwards, backwards, or sideways.</li>
<li>Transition in and out of the strutting basic by stepping every beat and relaxing the hips.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The slide variation is versatile and can be performed in place or while traveling.</li>
<li>It is an independent forward variation, easier for followers to insert without relying on a leader.</li>
<li>Maintain the technique from previous classes, focusing on hip movement and step placement.</li>
<li>This variation can be used in partner work with solid connection and lean.</li>
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title: 6 Footwork variation Triple Step Slide
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches a footwork variation called the Triple Step Slide, focusing on integrating it into strutting with proper technique and transitions.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Think about opposite energy: one leg goes forward while the other slides back.
- Add a triple rhythm to the steps for smooth execution.
- Swing hips slightly forward and back to keep the step in place.
- Practice traveling the variation in different directions like forwards, backwards, or sideways.
- Transition in and out of the strutting basic by stepping every beat and relaxing the hips.
##REMEMBER
- The slide variation is versatile and can be performed in place or while traveling.
- It is an independent forward variation, easier for followers to insert without relying on a leader.
- Maintain the technique from previous classes, focusing on hip movement and step placement.
- This variation can be used in partner work with solid connection and lean.

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<h1>7 Footwork Variation V Slide</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the V-slide footwork variation, focusing on executing the slide out and bringing feet back in with control and safety.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Engage and squeeze hip and thigh muscles before sinking down and shooting feet out to the side.</li>
<li>For sliding back in, push off with a little pulse or jump feet together to learn the movement gradually.</li>
<li>Start with a small V-slide and widen as comfortable, without forcing a huge split.</li>
<li>Keep a pulse while practicing, especially when bringing feet back in.</li>
<li>Use slidey shoes and a slidey floor to safely attempt sliding back in.</li>
<li>Integrate the V-slide into strutting basics to feel transitions smoothly.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Warm up inner thigh muscles to prevent strain, as this move can be hard on them.</li>
<li>Only attempt sliding back in if conditions are safe to avoid injury.</li>
<li>The V-slide can be done while traveling through space to integrate into partner dancing.</li>
<li>Progress to partner practice to explore the move in a lean-to connection.</li>
<li>Focus on control and safety over extreme width or speed in the slide.</li>
<li>Practice at a comfortable speed and maintain pulse for better rhythm and integration.</li>
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title: 7 Footwork Variation V Slide
description:
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
tags: Blues
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the V-slide footwork variation, focusing on executing the slide out and bringing feet back in with control and safety.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Engage and squeeze hip and thigh muscles before sinking down and shooting feet out to the side.
- For sliding back in, push off with a little pulse or jump feet together to learn the movement gradually.
- Start with a small V-slide and widen as comfortable, without forcing a huge split.
- Keep a pulse while practicing, especially when bringing feet back in.
- Use slidey shoes and a slidey floor to safely attempt sliding back in.
- Integrate the V-slide into strutting basics to feel transitions smoothly.
##REMEMBER
- Warm up inner thigh muscles to prevent strain, as this move can be hard on them.
- Only attempt sliding back in if conditions are safe to avoid injury.
- The V-slide can be done while traveling through space to integrate into partner dancing.
- Progress to partner practice to explore the move in a lean-to connection.
- Focus on control and safety over extreme width or speed in the slide.
- Practice at a comfortable speed and maintain pulse for better rhythm and integration.

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<h1>8 Footwork Variation Recap</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson recaps footwork variations from the Struttin' Vol. II course, focusing on practicing and refining dance moves.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Practice footwork variations with precision and rhythm.</li>
<li>Maintain a steady tempo while executing the moves.</li>
<li>Focus on smooth transitions between different steps.</li>
<li>Use the music to guide your timing and flow.</li>
</ul></p>
<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>Consistency in footwork is key for mastering variations.</li>
<li>Pay attention to body alignment and posture during practice.</li>
<li>Regular practice helps build muscle memory for complex moves.</li>
<li>Adapt the variations to suit your personal style and comfort.</li>
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title: 8 Footwork Variation Recap
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson recaps footwork variations from the Struttin' Vol. II course, focusing on practicing and refining dance moves.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Practice footwork variations with precision and rhythm.
- Maintain a steady tempo while executing the moves.
- Focus on smooth transitions between different steps.
- Use the music to guide your timing and flow.
##REMEMBER
- Consistency in footwork is key for mastering variations.
- Pay attention to body alignment and posture during practice.
- Regular practice helps build muscle memory for complex moves.
- Adapt the variations to suit your personal style and comfort.

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<h1>9 Struttin' Turns Pop Turn</h1>
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<p>COURSE: struttin-vol-ii-more-moves</p>
<p>FOCUS: This lesson teaches the Pop Turn, a strutting move that involves opening from a partner and using arm connection to create a turn, building on previous courses.</p>
<p>TIP & TRICKS: <ul>
<li>Followers should slide their left arm down instead of keeping it wrapped around the leader during rotation.</li>
<li>Maintain a frame with shoulders rolled back and down to avoid shoulder issues.</li>
<li>Leaders should drop the elbow downward and bring it back to horizontal, not pointing upward, during the pop.</li>
<li>Ensure both partners are in a balanced position without leaning before attempting the turn.</li>
<li>Use the deepening arm connection to push off into the turn, creating it from the rotation.</li>
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<p>REMEMBER: <ul>
<li>The key to the Pop Turn is the moment of arm compression and connection between partners.</li>
<li>This turn is similar to previous lessons but uses the other arm to open up.</li>
<li>Dancers should come out of a lean-to position to maintain balance before turning.</li>
<li>The turn is generated from the existing rotation in the strutting style, requiring no extra effort.</li>
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
- This lesson teaches the Pop Turn, a strutting move that involves opening from a partner and using arm connection to create a turn, building on previous courses.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Followers should slide their left arm down instead of keeping it wrapped around the leader during rotation.
- Maintain a frame with shoulders rolled back and down to avoid shoulder issues.
- Leaders should drop the elbow downward and bring it back to horizontal, not pointing upward, during the pop.
- Ensure both partners are in a balanced position without leaning before attempting the turn.
- Use the deepening arm connection to push off into the turn, creating it from the rotation.
##REMEMBER
- The key to the Pop Turn is the moment of arm compression and connection between partners.
- This turn is similar to previous lessons but uses the other arm to open up.
- Dancers should come out of a lean-to position to maintain balance before turning.
- The turn is generated from the existing rotation in the strutting style, requiring no extra effort.