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Make your own salsa routines.
Click at the "Basic" link in the "My Routine" box to the right. From there you can continue
to add more moves to your routine. Or just browse around!
to add more moves to your routine. Or just browse around!
Open break to switching of hands and traveling turn
Starts as an open break but as the follow returns, the lead gets out of the way, effectively morphing the break into a cross body lead. Lead signals that he wants follow's free hand with his free hand, connects and lets go of other hand, the commences to lead follow into a traveling into an CW inside turn. Open break till handbyte-snurr i cross body lead Börjar med en open break vänster mot höger . Mannen signalerar att han vill ha kvinnans fria hand med sin fria hand, och ställer sig ur vägen så att kvinnan kan gå framåt medan hon snurrar.Start position
End position
Moves that can directly follow this move
- Windmill Skill level: e (2 possible moves away from this move) Make it the next move in my routine
- Lead's left turn hand overhead, to one handed embrace of follow Skill level: (1 possible moves away from this move) Make it the next move in my routine
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- Basic (First move)
Making your own routine
After having performed a salsa move, the lead and follow end up together in a position that makes it possible to directly do some moves, but not others. This site is an attempt to catalog these moves and see which fit together in what order.
The moves, positions and their descriptions are for LA style salsa on 1.
For each move is listed what moves can follow it. In this way you can build up a routine. Click at the "Moves" tab above (or click here to directly go to moves) to get to the moves, or just click around and explore. The routine you build up will be shown in the "My routine" box above.
In the future there should be more moves and positions on the site, and short videos showing each move in slow motion. If you would like to help, click the "Contact" link at the top of the web page and write something.