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Swing Rueda (From Salsa Rueda) Everything, except the amoeba is 8-count based.

1 Moves

Basic Swing Out: Normal swing out, stay with partner

Swing Out Variations: move to next partner (inner turn, outer turn, texas tommy, stop texas)

Charlestons: Stay with partner

Open Break: Open Break from closed to swing out

Coca Cola:

Stop Break: this preps for an amoeba. The guys switch feet.

Girls In:

Guys In:

Trade: Guys and Girls trade positions

Amoeba:

Dame: move to next partner

Double Dame: move 2 partners over. Girls clap.

2 See Also

Lindy hop Dance move

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Topics: Swing Rueda, Swinging, Swing Out (dance Move), Swing (dance)...

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