Across-the-floor progressions are often one of the most familiar parts of a dance class. Dancers line up, take turns traveling across the space, and repeat familiar patterns—turns, leaps, kicks, jumps. Because they’re so routine, it’s easy to overlook just how important they really are. But across-the-floor work is far more than a warm-up or a time-filler. It’s one of the most valuable training tools in a dancer’s development.
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WHY ACROSS-THE-FLOOR PROGRESSIONS MATTER MORE THAN YOU THINK
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Dance Teachers
Jess Stafford
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