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    FUNDAMENTALS

    OF FOLK DANCING
    Danilo O. Zacarias Jr. PE3N
    BASIC NATURAL MOVEMENTS
    Locomotor Movements are movements done from
    one place to another.
    1. WALKING- to transfer weight from one foot to the other, from heel to toe.
    2. RUNNING- a faster speed or walking
    3. JUMPING- spring action from one or both feet landing on both feet
    4. HOPPING- spring action of one foot to the same foot
    5. LEAPING- spring action transferring the weight from one foot to the other
    foot pushing off with spring, and landing on the ball of the foot.
    6. SLIDING- a step from one foot closing the other foot to meet the lead foot.
    7. GALLOPING- a step followed by a quick close on the other foot moving
    sideward or forward.
    Non-locomotor Movements (Axial) are movements
    of the various parts of the body in space with a fixed
    base.
    1. BENDING- movements at the joints of the body (e.g., elbow flexion and
    extension)
    2. SWAYING- smoothly and fluidly shifting the center of gravity from one body
    part to another.
    3. STRETCHING- moving the body parts away from the center of gravity.
    4. TWISTING- the rotation of a body part along its axis
    5. TURNING- rotating the body along the long axis
    6. SWINGING- motion of a body part resembling a pendulum
    7. VIBRATING- moving the body part repeatedly in even motion
    COMMON DANCE TERMS IN FOLK
    DANCING
    1. ARMS IN LATERAL POSITION- performed either right or left, at shoulder, chest, or waist level
    with both arms at one side laterally.
    2. BRUSH- the foot with the weight hits the floor with the ball or heel, lifting the foot from the
    bottom to any direction
    3. CABECERAS- when in a square formation, the partners occupy the width of the hall.
    4. CROSSED ARM- standing side by side, partners face each other and join their left hands
    together, right over left or left over right.
    5. COSTADOS- when in a square formation, the partners occupy the length of the hall.
    6. DO-SI-DO- partners pass each other's right side to the right, move backward without turning
    around, and pass each other left side to proper places.
    7. FREE FOOT- the foot which does not weigh the body
    8. FREE HAND- the hand which is not doing anything
    9. HAYON-HAYON- placing one forearm in front while the other at the back of the waist.
    10. INSIDE FOOT- partners stand side by side on the foot nearest the partner.
    COMMON DANCE TERMS IN FOLK
    DANCING
    12. KUMINTANG- moving the hand clockwise or counterclockwise with wrist action.
    13. OUTSIDE FOOT- partners stand side by side; the foot is away from the partner.
    14. OUTSIDE HAND- partner, stand side by side, the hand is away from the partner.
    15. PLACE- to put the foot in a specific position without putting weight, resting the foot
    on the floor.
    16. PIVOT- Turn using the ball, heel, or whole foot on a fixed place or point.
    17. POINT- the toes of one foot touch the floor lightly with the weight on the other foot.
    18. SALOK- to bend the trunk forward while simultaneously swinging the arm downward
    upward, passing in the front of the body like in a scooping motion.
    19. SALUDO- with feet together, partners bow to each other, to the audience, or to the
    opposite dancers.
    20. CLOSE- means to bring both feet together without a change of weight.
    21. INSIDE HAND- is the hand which is near the partner when the partners stand side-by

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