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re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By Ceilidh_Dance


re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By highland_QT29


re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By anniedance
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7 Replies to Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe

By Ceilidh_Dance



On Sun Nov 07, 2004 05:40 PM
I think that would totally depend on the ability of the dancer. His or her teacher is probably the best judge of that

By highland_QT29



On Sun Nov 07, 2004 05:44 PM
Hey
Yep, I would say thats up to the teacher. Some dancers are better at some steps then others. GGood luck finding some good steps for you to do though!
Chantelle
Yep, I would say thats up to the teacher. Some dancers are better at some steps then others. GGood luck finding some good steps for you to do though!
Chantelle
re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By ghilliegirl1592


By ghilliegirl1592



On Tue Dec 07, 2004 05:54 PM
i would test out whats best
pic steps that the dancer is good at and that look good but dont get them tired, i agree though talk with teachers and think about what they've done in the past, what can they get through
~hope this helps..... good luck
pic steps that the dancer is good at and that look good but dont get them tired, i agree though talk with teachers and think about what they've done in the past, what can they get through
~hope this helps..... good luck
re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By born2dance451
By born2dance451

On Sat Jan 01, 2005 07:36 PM
when i do a 5 step hornpipe( i dont compete in it but i still do it sometimes) i do the normal 1st step, the shuffle 2nd step, double shake and rock 4th step,i forget what the step is called, but you go down with your toes together and come up on your heels with them apart( sorry i am not very descriptive) then i would do high cuts. but that is just me.
re: Competiting in a 5 step Hornpipe
By born2dance451
By born2dance451

On Sat Jan 01, 2005 07:41 PM
my 5th step is the pumping step, sorry i am a begginer and i do not know the step names

By anniedance

On Thu Feb 17, 2005 04:03 PM
my two most favourite hornpipe is the down and up step and the scissor cutting steps
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