In this video, I present you the full breakdown of my 20s Charleston choreography to the song "Black Bottom". Here is the original video: • 20s Charleston Dance - "Black Bottom"
We practice to dance at 0.75 speed of the music. It's good to start slower and when you feel comfortable with the routine you can challenge yourself with the original tempo.
I've tried to show everything step by step so that you can learn this routine as well if you like. Due to the format, however, I couldn't exlain all movements in detail. But I still hope that you find this video interesting. I'm happy if I can motivate some of you to start learning Charleston and Solo Jazz. It's so much fun!
So, stand up and dance with me!
PS: Sorry for my poor English and few inconsistencies in counting during the explanations. That's my first online dance tutorial ever. ;-)
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Chapters in this video:
00:00 - What is this video about?
01:17 - Lesson Part 1
18:07 - Practice Part 1
19:03 - Lesson Part 2
39:30 - Practice Part 2
40:28 - Lesson Part 3
53:42 - Practice Part 3
54:38 - We are ready!
55:14 - Practice the full choreo
57:42 - Congrats! Keep going and have fun!
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Music by Enoch Light & The Charleston City All Stars "Black Bottom"
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