Chase the airplane is an original lindy hop move I came up with years ago. This footage was from a class I taught in Seoul S. Korea with Sonia Ortega.

I loathed the “infinity hold” position. So many times, it confines my movement sending me into a series of follow up shapes on auto pilot.

This is a very unusual Tandem Charleston variation. The whole idea is to avoid doing tandem. Try this to a slower BPM until you are comfortable.

The “Moonwalk” was first popularized by Bo Jangles under a different name and later brought back to the public eye by Michael Jackson. I recently took the idea of traveling backwards with a part in Tandem Charleston and this is what I ended up creating.

We call this move “Tango on the even’s.” It’s a strange name for an even more unusual sequence. It is similar in feel to a Tango variation where the follower wraps her leg or leans onto the leader – except we invert the leg positioning. Be care leading this move! If you are a follower and struggling you should check out our 4 part series designed to increase your lindy hop follower technique.