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Do Life Big Chorus
Do Life Big Solo section
Do Life Big Girls' section
Do Life Big Guys' section
This is the video with the chorus that runs straight into the solo section.
A brief demo of steps
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Tempo
Still In Love With You Breakdown
Still In Love With You Slow
Still In Love With You Medium
Still In Love With You Tempo
Better When I'm Dancin'
Beginning - EVERYBODY
Better When I'm Dancin'
Beginner/Intermediate
Better When I'm Dancin'
Intermediate/Adv.
Better When I'm Dancin'
Ending - EVERYBODY
Elisa talks : The word clog comes from the wooden shoes worn by dutch immigrants from Holland. Olivia is going to be showing us her pair of clogs tonight. Clog means time. In clogging we keep time by shuffling and hitting our heel on the downbeat of the music like this. (To cloggers) Ready and. (cloggers shuffle) And doubling on the upbeat like this (to cloggers) ready and. (cloggers double). When you put it all together, it looks like this. (cloggers demonstrate). (during demonstration, cloggers go to their next spot. Elisa hands stage right mic to lily.)
Lily talks: And here’s some good ol’ traditional clogging.
Still in love with you
Lily talks: Southern appalachian clog dancing traces its roots back to immigrants from Ireland and Scotland, who brought with them traditional Scottish and Irish jigs.
Logan and Helen do the Irish Jig
Lily talks: And the rhythms of traditional Irish step dancing are also found in clogging’s ancestry.
Irish Step
Ava Talks: As time passed, immigrants from Canada added the rhythms of Candian step dancing to clogging.
Candian Demo
Emma Talks: And African American influenced buck dancing was incorporated as well.
Buck Demo