Reply To: Using a metronome to improve cross step speed

[Tommy.TenToes]

The very best keep their steps in rhythm…

It’s something, however, I usually work on with people once they’ve had their first few noserides

most usually you’ll see people learning with crotchet then semi-crotchet and then hips rocket back (the second step is always so uncertain and rushed and non-committed)

For me, for now, my rhythm is definitely best when I am smiling or singing in my head – I think I trick myself into being calm…like with free diving 🙂