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Question: Can someone break down the cwalk step by step i so want to learn it!?
i so wanna learn it, ive seen so many videos but im not gettin it so can someone plz help me if u have a tutorial video itll be great cuz i can not find one not even a slow one they do it soo fast
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:
Well its pretty simple footwork,but if you really want to conquer it,you should learn these one at a time
First -you should really know how to Heel-Toe because its one of the basic footworks in a C walk
Second -you should learn the charleston because this will help you with foot cordination
Third-Try alot of gliding and sliding and spelling out words with your foot!.
Fourth-now on to the C-walking,general c walking is heel-toe shuffling and "The V"
Now when you shuffle all it is is putting your foot out on your toe,front back front back than hop to your other foot and do the same thing,when you do it you can hop forward to the side,just have fun with it,than after you shuffle on your toe,start shuffling on your heel,thats called a shuffle kick,after you get comfortable with that throw in the heel-toe,start putting them together in any combo you can,heel-toe to shuffle or shuffle to heel toe,just be comfortable with it,than you can start to learn the V,the V is simple its just spacing your feet out as a V,either together at your toes and your heels are apart like a V or your heels are together and your toes are apart in the shape of a V and than keep it going toe out heel out,toe out heel out,this is basically what a C walk is,adding your own flavor to it is what will make it a true C walkWww@QuestionHome@Com

left foot back right in front
front foot turn right but back of sole on floor whilst the back foot stays on toes whilst goin to right leg

then step and do the same but with left footin front and right foot back keep practicin every day for like a week u will get itWww@QuestionHome@Com