This is a page about Solo Jazz
Solo Jazz movements are important building blocks that help Lindy Hop dancers build a larger vocabulary and be able to be more expressive.

20s Charleston Basic

Al and Leon Triple Steps

Apple Jacks
Apple Jacks

Black Bottom
Black Bottom

Boogie Back
Boogie Back

Boogie Drop

Boogie Forward
Boogie Forward

Boogie Step

Box Step

Break a Leg
Break a Leg

Cakewalk

Camel Walk

Cool Breeze

Crazy Legs
Crazy Legs

Cross Step

Crossovers

Drunken Sailor
Drunken Sailor

Eagle Slide

Fall Off the Log
Fall Off the Log

Fishtails

Frankie's Chase

Gaze Afar
Gaze Afar

Grapevine

Grimmy

Grinds

Half Break
The Half Break

Hallelujah
Hallelujah

Heel Digs

Heels

The Helicopter

Hitchhiker

Itches
Itches

Jig Walk

Jump Charleston
Jump Charleston

Kansas City Charleston

Knee Slaps

Lockstep

Lowdown

Mess Around
Mess Around

Mooch

Naomi Skank
Naomi Skank

Opposites
Also known as 4 corners sometimes.

Paddle Turn

Pecks

Ride the Pony

Rocks

Rusty Dusty

Sailor Kicks

Savoy Kicks

Scarecrow
Scarecrow

Scissor Kicks

Shim Sham Half Break

Shim Sham Pushes

Shim Sham Step

Shimmy

Shish-ka-boom-ba

Shoe Shine
Shoe Shine

Shorty George

Skate

Skip up

Slip Slops

Slow Boogies

Spank the Baby

Squat Charleston

Stomp Off

Struttin'

Suzie Q
The Suzie Q

Tabby the Cat

Tackie Annie

Tick Tock

Tick Tocks

T.O.B.A Break
The name comes from the Theater Owners Booking Association. There are several variations of the T. O. B. A. Break...

Truckin'
