Zumba Basics & Dance Styles Flashcards

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Which rhythm is considered one of the core styles in a basic Zumba class?
Answer: Merengue
Merengue is one of the four basic rhythms in Zumba, known for its simple steps and high-energy feel.
What is the basic count structure used in Zumba choreography?
Answer: 32-count
Zumba uses a 32-count structure to help organize choreography and match it with musical phrasing.
Which Zumba rhythm is characterized by sharp movements and a reggaeton beat?
Answer: Reggaeton
Reggaeton uses strong, grounded moves often involving chest pops and shoulder isolations.
What is the primary purpose of a warm-up in a Zumba class?
Answer: To gradually prepare the body
A warm-up prepares the body by increasing heart rate gradually and loosening muscles to prevent injury.
Which movement is commonly used in the Salsa rhythm?
Answer: Salsa basic
The Salsa basic involves quick steps with a step-together-step pattern, typically performed with hip movement.
Which best describes Cumbia movement in Zumba?
Answer: Step-tap with torso twist
Cumbia uses a step-tap motion with torso twisting, imitating a folkloric Colombian dance style.

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