Steppers Style

Chicago Steppin’ Instructional DVD/Video Level I entitled, “Learn the fundamental principle of Chicago-style Steppin’”

Chicago-style Steppin’ is an improvisational form of collaborator dancing originating from the Chicago area, the mecca and Steppin’ capitol.

The dance form evolved from the early Lindy Hop and Jitterbug Eras in the 1930′s & 1940′s, and may also be traced back to the ritualistic dances in African culture. By the 1960′s, Steppin’ was known as the Bop, which evolved into a style all it is own called Steppin’ as we recognise it today.

Steppin’ has a basic dance step that revolves around either a six-count or an eight-count beat to musical sounds of R&B, Jazz, Soul, Neo-Soul or Rap Music. It comprises of two or more humans dancing as collaborators in synchronization, and person style and flair are key in the definition and understanding of this dance style. Steppin’ has swept the nation as a dance that exudes creativity, fashion and style. The dance fosters a community of unity and a fun and positive atmosphere.

Highlights in the Level 1 Instructional Video include the Count Methodology, the Basic Step (2 versions), all Turns, Rythym and the Start/Lead. Bonus scenes from the Annual “So You Think You Can Step?” Dance Contest are likewise featured.

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