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| Hints & Myths about
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Alex
Krebs teaches ganchos
Alex Krebs held a
workshop in Cambridge on ganchos in
January 2002.
Following
Ganchos
Leading
Close
embrace
Turns
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Whether forward/backward;
clockwise/anti-clock;
L or R;
all ganchos are on
follower's weighted foot:
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Leader’s foot
enters near middle and moves back to find
F’ foot Leader
and follower are at right angles
Leader’s
foot hooks over followers foot if leader
is side on to follower
Leader’s
foot blocks in front of followers foot if
leader is facing follower
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Backward are all
from follower’s back step:
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l facing f enters
and steps over f’s weighted ft to
block lead ft as it comes back l facing
back enters and hooks over f’s
weighted ft to block lead ft as it comes
back
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Forward are all
from Follower’s side step::
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L facing F enters
past F’s weighted foot to block lead
ft as it wraps pver L’s leg L facing
back hooks around F’s weighted foot
to block lead ft as it wraps pver L’s
leg
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Continuous
sequences:
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Side to Back Back to
Side
Back Back
Back…. -backward ochos with ganchos
Back Side
Back...
Side Back
Side...
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La
Yuega is supported by Vecta Consulting
Limited
www.vecta5.com
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©2002-5
Frank Morris
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