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What is a common mistake made by players when learning chassé steps?

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Physical Education and Well Being
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What is a common mistake made ...

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What is a common mistake made by players when learning chassé steps?

1

Feet being too close together

2

Stepping too wide apart

3

Maintaining a straight body posture

4

Using their arms for balance

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