Hi everyone,
If you have never done quadruple step before, you've got
to try it! Steps are set up like this...
Home #1 Home #1 x x x #3 #2 #3 #2 x x x home #1 Home #1 x x x #3 #2 #3 #2
The steps are about 3 feet apart in all directions, a little less if your class is not advanced. You probably wouldn't want to do quad step in a beginner class anyways though:)
Everyone shares steps, one person's "home" step is their neighbor's "#1", and vice-versa, my #1 step could be your home step. The steps are set up in a grid. The steps shown above would be enough for 9 people. The X's represent people. No one can be in the back row or right hand column.
Here is one somewhat simple pattern and then a more advanced one.
Starting with a left lead, behind the Home bench and in front of the #3 bench.
**** Turn ham jack instructions...
Step up left, right, down left, so far just like a regular
turnstep. Keep right foot on top of bench, do a hamcurl with
the left leg on the fourth count, then step down down and do
a jack on the floor.
Repeat entire pattern with a right lead starting on the #1 bench.
Next pattern...
Don't forget that you start with a left lead.
That's it, now repeat this pattern from the top with a right lead on bench #1
Good Luck!!
I just went through an AFAA kickboxing certification today.
If anyone has any questions about my choreography or if you
just want to compare notes and trade information, I would be
thrilled to correspond=)