Waltz is characterised by rise and fall and sway. The feet stay in contact with the floor, creating a smooth, gliding look. Waltz has an elegant gracefulness with a romantic and sometimes sad feel.
Both partners are upright with spines lengthened up through the crown of the head with shoulders blades down and keeping the ribcage flat. Leaders should have a forward poise with their blocks of weight aligned. Followers should have a fully stretched spine, angled slightly leftwards, without tipping the shoulders.
Leaders frame should be wide from elbow to elbow, maintaining with across both the back and the chest. Follower's arms should be light and responsive in the Leader's frame.
While the technical specifics are lengthy and maybe even foreign in nature, Waltz is an amazing and romantic dance which is one of the more popular smooth dances seen in many formal occasion. For the easy road to learning Waltz, Contact us here at Strictly Dancing and Schedule a Private Lesson or check our event calendar to see if it's on our schedule for group dance lessons.
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