(BachaZouk Intermediate Class) Zouk's 'O' principle plus a head move for that high-class finish~ Sora & Dalkong open class LAIN

“Picture your face as a circle with a 5 in it — and that 5's axis keeps travelling along the same line the whole time.”

CONTEXTIntroducing a way to visualize the face and its axis for zouk head movement — in Korean the shape reads as '오', which sounds like the number 5

“Remember you're using a small movement that starts from above the solar plexus. Not over-bending, not going too relaxed either.”

CONTEXTExplaining where in the upper body the movement should start when building a tilt line

“Your center — meaning your feet — always travels first, and it has to go first in the direction your chest is being pushed.”

CONTEXTStressing the order the body moves in (feet → chest) when setting up a turn

“The head just follows the chest — like a rotisserie, where the whole skewer turns as one piece.”

CONTEXTUsing a rotisserie image to explain how head and chest turn as one connected unit in a rosette (rosie) turn

“You keep your upper body where it is — it happens that way because your partner's direction is what changes.”

CONTEXTExplaining how the follow's upper-body line holds when the leader turns them