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title: 10 Fishtail
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date: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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tags: Blues
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editor: markdown
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dateCreated: 2026-04-24T04:11:41.161Z
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## FOCUS
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- This lesson teaches the fishtail, a versatile hip-action move focusing on rotating the lower body while keeping the upper body stable, with variations in texture and practice tips.
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## TIP & TRICKS:
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- Start with weight on the right, step back on the left while rotating to the corner, and keep weight in the heel.
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- Practice against a wall with hands placed wider than shoulders to keep the upper body facing forwards.
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- Swing the hip back as you step down, emphasizing the butt cheek movement for the fishtail effect.
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- Keep steps small and under the body to better show the hips, avoiding large steps that disrupt balance.
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- Maintain a double pulse for a groovy feel or smooth it out by removing the pulse for a different texture.
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##REMEMBER
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- The fishtail involves rotating the lower body independently while the upper body stays forward, creating a twist in the center.
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- Focus on the hips and tail to give the move its name, with emphasis on swinging the butt back during steps.
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- Use the fishtail as a substitution for basic steps in dancing, adapting it to different rhythms and styles.
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- Practice with a wall to control step width and maintain proper upper body alignment for better technique.
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