Step aerobics question

[Luv2towork]

Here is a question about step aerobics. What is a good way a
to break up the count with this move in step.

L-step Knee-over-Knee to Knee straddle around the world. What
is a good way to break it down to pieces by count?

[Denise How]

In article
<1162084193.168692.245620@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
luv2toworkout72 <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:

> Here is a question about step aerobics. What is a good way a
> to break up the count with this move in step.
>
> L-step Knee-over-Knee to Knee straddle around the world.
> What is a good way to break it down to pieces by count?
>

1. What is "knee-over-knee"? I'm not familiar with this one
(and I've been teaching step for 14 years).
2. What is the total count of this combo? Around-the-world, by
itself, is normally16 counts, but this sounds like it might
not be an even 32-count combo. If that's true, you're going
to have a more difficult time teaching it and your
participants are going to have a more difficult time
learning it.

--
Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
certified

[Luv2towork]

it is niot necessairly a combo it's an 8 count move and i am
just trying to break it down easier. A knee over knee is where
you have on leg cross over the other on the floor. Denise
Howard wrote:
> In article
> <1162084193.168692.245620@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> luv2toworkout72 <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Here is a question about step aerobics. What is a good way
> > a to break up the count with this move in step.
> >
> > L-step Knee-over-Knee to Knee straddle around the world.
> > What is a good way to break it down to pieces by count?
> >
>
> 1. What is "knee-over-knee"? I'm not familiar with this one
> (and I've been teaching step for 14 years).
> 2. What is the total count of this combo? Around-the-world,
> by itself, is normally16 counts, but this sounds like it
> might not be an even 32-count combo. If that's true,
> you're going to have a more difficult time teaching it
> and your participants are going to have a more difficult
> time learning it.
>
> --
> Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
> certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
> certified

[Luv2towork]

No I am sorry I described it wrong. How do you break up the
count for the knee straddle around the world. That is what I
meant. It is 8 counts but what is a good way to break it up?
Denise Howard wrote:
> Sorry, I just can't visualize this combo in order to try to
> help. Is there a video of it somwehere?
>
> In article
> <1162126921.885935.252080@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com>,
> luv2toworkout72 <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > it is niot necessairly a combo it's an 8 count move and i
> > am just trying to break it down easier. A knee over knee
> > is where you have on leg cross over the other on the
> > floor. Denise Howard wrote:
> > > In article <1162084193.168692.245620@i42g2000cwa.google-
> > > groups.com>, luv2toworkout72
> > > <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Here is a question about step aerobics. What is a good
> > > > way a to break up the count with this move in step.
> > > >
> > > > L-step Knee-over-Knee to Knee straddle around the
> > > > world. What is a good way to break it down to pieces
> > > > by count?
> > > >
> > >
> > > 1. What is "knee-over-knee"? I'm not familiar with this
> > > one (and I've been teaching step for 14 years).
> > > 2. What is the total count of this combo?
> > > Around-the-world, by itself, is normally16 counts,
> > > but this sounds like it might not be an even 32-count
> > > combo. If that's true, you're going to have a more
> > > difficult time teaching it and your participants are
> > > going to have a more difficult time learning it.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
> > > certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
> > > certified
> >
>
> --
> Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
> certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
> certified

[Denise How]

Sorry, I just can't visualize this combo in order to try to
help. Is there a video of it somwehere?

In article
<1162126921.885935.252080@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com>,
luv2toworkout72 <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:

> it is niot necessairly a combo it's an 8 count move and i am
> just trying to break it down easier. A knee over knee is
> where you have on leg cross over the other on the floor.
> Denise Howard wrote:
> > In article
> > <1162084193.168692.245620@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> > luv2toworkout72 <Luv2WorkoutBowlRPnAcro@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Here is a question about step aerobics. What is a good
> > > way a to break up the count with this move in step.
> > >
> > > L-step Knee-over-Knee to Knee straddle around the world.
> > > What is a good way to break it down to pieces by count?
> > >
> >
> > 1. What is "knee-over-knee"? I'm not familiar with this
> > one (and I've been teaching step for 14 years).
> > 2. What is the total count of this combo?
> > Around-the-world, by itself, is normally16 counts, but
> > this sounds like it might not be an even 32-count
> > combo. If that's true, you're going to have a more
> > difficult time teaching it and your participants are
> > going to have a more difficult time learning it.
> >
> > --
> > Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
> > certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
> > certified
>

--
Denise denise dot howard at comcast dot net ACE and AFAA
certified fitness instructor AFAA step and kickboxing
certified