Canonic
form:
-parada canonic
-parada back
Variations in Basic:
-parada to mirrored forward
Variations in Intermed.:
-parada a la DF on forw side
-parada from crusada
-parada from dual crusada
-parada from quebr. crus cross
-parada on forw ocho on left
-parada on left grap back step
-parada sequence in forw ocho
-parada from crus cross right
Variation in Adv.Inter.:
-parada back gancho from crus
Technique:
-parada at back step
-parada at forward step
-parada at pivot
-parada canonic
-parada back
Variations in Basic:
-parada to mirrored forward
Variations in Intermed.:
-parada a la DF on forw side
-parada from crusada
-parada from dual crusada
-parada from quebr. crus cross
-parada on forw ocho on left
-parada on left grap back step
-parada sequence in forw ocho
-parada from crus cross right
Variation in Adv.Inter.:
-parada back gancho from crus
Technique:
-parada at back step
-parada at forward step
-parada at pivot
What is a parada ?It's a stop made by the leader to the follower movement of the foot w/o weight. When executed in back follower step, it forces a change of direction.