Sacadas are fun and challenging. Keeping our feet turned out and our pelvis open is a very important part of the technique. Keep practicing! Love & Light, Rusty . . . → Read More: Sacadas 235
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Introduction to Sacadas – Six Parts of the Step The following elements exist when the two partners are standing perpendicular to the floor on their own axis – things change when we share balance and rotate around a common axis. . . . → Read More: Sacadas 365 Picture a spinning ball with thwo drops of lead on each side oposite onanother – it is this balancing oposition that allows us to move around eachother as we spin. If the drops got on one side of the spinning ball the ball would be come wobbley and this is exactly what happens when the dancers get out of place. . . . → Read More: Sacadas – 101 Right Turns Left Turns S D S D S D S D S D S D L side C 2 F side P 1 F fwd P 4 F bck L side C 2 F side P 2 F fwd P 2 F bck L fwd P 1 F side C 2 F fwd C 3 F bck L fwd P 1 F side C 2 F fwd C 3 F bck L bck P 4 F side C 5 F fwd P 6 F bck L bck P 4 F side C 4 F fwd P 4 F bck F side C 3 L side P 2 L fwd P 3 L bck F side C 3 L side P 4 L fwd P 4 L bck F fwd P 2 L side C 3 L fwd C 4 L bck F fwd P 1 L side C 3 L fwd C 4 L bck F bck P 3 L side C 3 L fwd C 6 L bck F bck P 4 L side C 6 L fwd C 5 L bck Legend: f back – Followers Back Step f side – Follower\’s Side Step . . . → Read More: Sacadas 
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