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1. DIFFERENT BASIC MOVEMENTS

2. 1. Saludo (Bow): This is a respectful gesture often used at the beginning and end of a dance. It involves bowing the head and slightly bending the knees, sometimes accompanied by a graceful hand gesture.

3. 2. Sarok (Side Step): This involves stepping to the side, often with a slight bend in the knees and a swaying motion of the hips. It creates a fluid and elegant movement.

4. 3. Panadyak (Stomp): This step involves a forceful stamping of the foot, often accompanied by a rhythmic clap of the hands. It adds energy and dynamism to the dance.

5. 4. Bleking Step: This step involves a quick, alternating movement of the feet, with one foot stepping forward and the other stepping back. It creates a lively and energetic rhythm.

6. 5. Touch Step: This step involves a light touch of the foot to the ground, often followed by a quick step forward or back. It creates a graceful and delicate movement.

7. 6. Native Waltz: This step is similar to the waltz, with a smooth, flowing movement that involves stepping forward, to the side, and back. It is often used in dances that convey a sense of romance or elegance.

8. 7. Bamboo Pole Movements ( Singkil ): The " Singkil " dance features intricate movements involving stepping in and out of bamboo poles. These movements require agility, coordination, and a sense of rhythm.

9. 8. Hand Gestures ( Pangalay ): The " Pangalay " dance, often performed by the Badjao people, features intricate hand gestures that mimic the movements of fish and other sea creatures. These gestures require precision and grace.

10. Hand and Arm Movements: - " Hayon-Hayon ": This movement involves placing one forearm in front of the waist and the other at the back. It's often used in dances like the " Tinikling " and "Carinosa" and adds a distinctive posture to the dance. - " Masiwak ": This movement involves turning the hands halfway clockwise, then raising and lowering them once or twice. It's often used in dances that require a more energetic and dynamic arm movement. - " Kumintang ": This refers to a circular wrist movement, either clockwise or counterclockwise. It's a common gesture in many Philippine folk dances, adding a graceful and flowing quality to the movements. - " Palakpak ": This simple gesture involves clapping the hands together, often rhythmically, to add a percussive element to the dance. It's used in many Mindanao dances, including the " Singkil ."

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