This is great! I really enjoyed it. I was trying to identify Chyennne. Was she one of the little brunettes on the end? The girls did an awesome job. The little boy boogying in the corner of the screen was pretty entertaining also. Lol
Great job ya'll! It's been a long time since I've danced to "Jump!" I miss it. One thing I noticed was that everyone's hands are behind their back, unless there's a hand movement. Whay is that? Part of what's great about clogging is that's it's supposed to be relaxed.
this is in response to fireball74. I dance with the person who taught this team. Their hands are behind their backs because this dance is a line routine. Generally for line routines you keep your hands at your side or behind your back. On the other hand, if it is a hoe down your hands will swing in a relaxed manner. Oh, to anyone who watches this video, this team had only been dancing for several months without any prior clogging training. Bravo y'all!! :-)
I was just wondering. Back when I was clogging (competition and exhibition), unless it was a paid show we were pretty relaxed and our hands and arms could swings as we wanted. But hey, each to their own right? :)
I totally understand where you are coming from. Honestly, I don't really like to dance with my arms behind my back or anything. It's much easier to be relaxed. But hey, every routine calls for something different, you know? I hope this helped! :-)
This is great! I really enjoyed it. I was trying to identify Chyennne. Was she one of the little brunettes on the end? The girls did an awesome job. The little boy boogying in the corner of the screen was pretty entertaining also. Lol
cheekydlor 3 years ago
Great job ya'll! It's been a long time since I've danced to "Jump!" I miss it. One thing I noticed was that everyone's hands are behind their back, unless there's a hand movement. Whay is that? Part of what's great about clogging is that's it's supposed to be relaxed.
fireball74 3 years ago
this is in response to fireball74. I dance with the person who taught this team. Their hands are behind their backs because this dance is a line routine. Generally for line routines you keep your hands at your side or behind your back. On the other hand, if it is a hoe down your hands will swing in a relaxed manner. Oh, to anyone who watches this video, this team had only been dancing for several months without any prior clogging training. Bravo y'all!! :-)
competitionclogger3D 3 years ago
I was just wondering. Back when I was clogging (competition and exhibition), unless it was a paid show we were pretty relaxed and our hands and arms could swings as we wanted. But hey, each to their own right? :)
fireball74 3 years ago
I totally understand where you are coming from. Honestly, I don't really like to dance with my arms behind my back or anything. It's much easier to be relaxed. But hey, every routine calls for something different, you know? I hope this helped! :-)
competitionclogger3D 3 years ago