Move Mark Time with airSlate SignNow

Move mark time

okay the next set of uh commands we're going to demonstrate are marking time halt and turning detail to the ready detail attend dress center dress ready front hey mark time ready halt the mark time command is important it establishes the pulse and allows the student to start developing a sense of pulse not just internally but externally as well work time ready halt notice what happens to the feet we're in first position to start and then he gets we get the mark time command and on the first two counts the feet go parallel coming out of the mark time into a halt the last two counts the feet return to first position mark time ready halt one two let's see that one more time mark time hut one two ready halt one two we always initiate the move with the left foot let's see that one or two more times here notice also that the moves are separate as the left foot comes down the right foot remains stationary after the left foot makes contact on the and count on the and count the right heel comes up in order to be ready to go down on the following count mark time hut one and two and one and two and left and right and left and right and left and right and left and and left and right and left and right and ready halt one two notice on the halt that the first foot to move to the halt position is the right foot because we end on the left foot mark time hut and one and two and three and four and and and and and if you want to think about the knee popping out on the and count that works too one and two and three and four and ready halt one two marking time is that simple notice what happens to the upper body remains motionless which is important so that you can play like you're sitting in a chair in the band room so that you can play your best it's important to demonstrate this technique so that the music sounds as good as it possibly can moving to turns a turn is a four count turn either to the right or the left that involves the entire body basically it's a rotation adding the feet and it looks like this we'll start with a right turn and then go to a left left turn it's a four count command followed by a four count response left turn hut move two three halt right turn hut move two three hulk okay now let's take a closer look at the feet as we do this because the feet all have to look the same and this is what they should look like left turn move two three four on a left turn notice what happens on count two the feet are parallel at a 45. let's do the left turn...