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(sha-SAY):
when you “chase,” one foot following the other
(PAH
de boo-RAY): when you move quickly with small, linked steps
(reh-leh-VAY):
when you go up on tiptoe
(RON de JAHMB):
when you circle your leg around, on the ground, or in the air
(ka-bree-OLE):
when you jump and clap your legs together and apart in the air
(peer-WET):
when you spin like a top on one leg
(juh-TAY):
when you leap forward from one foot to the other
(soh-TAY):
when you jump straight up in the air
(a-sahm-BLAY):
when you leap in the air, bring your feet together, and land
a ways away
(sheh-NAY):
when you link turns together
(plee-AY):
when you bend your knees
(ar-a-BESK):
when you stand on one leg with the other leg stretched out in
the air behind you |
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