Aaron: Hey, guys. It's Aaron. Christina: And I'm Christina. Aaron: Here with Dance Times Square, in New
York City. And today, we're going to be talking about
the Cha-Cha Syncopated Cuban Breaks. We're going to start side by side here. We're going to start again with our basic
action, starting with our left foot to the side. One, two, three, cha-cha one. Now we're going to take our left foot and
step across our right, syncopating as we go. Two and three, and four and one. And repeating that now with our right foot
across to our left. Two and three, and four and one, two, three,
back into our basic action. Let's take a look at that one more time with
the counts, starting with our left foot. One, two, three, cha-cha one, two and three,
and four and one, two and three, and four and one, two, three, four and one. Now just to clarify again our footwork in
that syncopation, we're changing weight with each beat value there. So it's going to look like this again; two
and three, and four and one. Now we're not actually going to take our feet
up off the floor, once we get comfortable with that timing and that rhythm. It's going to look a little smoother and a
little more like this as we go; two and three and four and one. A lot more hip action and just keeping our
weight in the balls of our feet, right there on the floor. And that's how we do the Syncopated Cuban
Break.
