Je suis un alt de uScalSaver , alors au point o on en est J ' ai qu ' a t ' appeller uMybabyatedingos . a ira plus vite . <| sep |> This is starting to confuse me . When I learned to lindy , I considered the basic , to the extent that expression was ever used , to be a swingout . I always thought that Lindy doesn ' t have a basic in the same way , say , Salsa does , but we consider the swingout to be the foundational movement pattern . I ' ve never encountered this sidebyside backwards and forwards moving basic in a classroom before although I ' ve started seeing it online in teaching recaps . I think it ' s fine as an introductory teaching tool but are people trying to claim that this is the Lindy basic ? Because that makes no sense . A basic implies something we actually do frequently in the dance , not simply a teaching tool . And what is the straight out swingout Asa refers to that was considered basic when Frankie was alive ? Does she mean sending the follower straight out forward or something else ?