Elements in Step Sequences
Step sequences may feature many different steps and turns, rotations in either direction, use of the upper body, and changes of rotational direction through the use of turns like rocker turns, counter turns, bracket turns, and twizzles. The steps may include mohawk turns and choctaw turns. There must be variety and complexity in the sequence to achieve a high level of difficulty.
Step sequences may include short jump-like movements, so long as the jump is not more than half a revolution.
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