We're SO EXCITED to announce the launch of our New APP.

It has a few cool features:

• Download & watch offline

• Create playlists

• Easily use the community feature

• Get push notifications about new posts and videos.

iOS (Apple): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/social-dance-online/id6448919104

Android (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.uscreen.sdo

We can't wait to see you guys improve more than ever!

See ya on the dance floor,

Brian B

I use it in the Tango, but I think that it would work in the Rumba also. The Slow and then two Quicks (4&1, 2,3)back up on the next Slow (4&1) and side step on on the Q, Q (2,3). Am I macking stuff up [MSU] Universaty!

Reverse and Natural Turns, Walts Intermediate. The video does not play.

Please check the video called "Rumba Moves" 10:03 mins. It does not play. Thanks!

First saw your videos on youtube, and found my way to this site. I was a long time line dancer, and recently started taking two step lessons. I am in San Francisco, so finding a teacher was really difficult. Last week I started classes with Arthur Murray, but was looking for content I could review and practice at home. Really like what I have seen so far!

So history tells me that if one person in a class has a question, then the same question is usually shared by another person. In Tango, when you / we start with the Quicks does that mean after the walks (two Slows), in place of the (two Slows), or either way?

Sorry but I can be so thick sometimes.

Here I am at 70 but I still get around fairly well (thank you Jesus). I have done C&W since late teens, Mom & older sisters, and then as young adult with my wife and friends. I started with "formal" lessons around 1987 with the C&W so I have a lot exposure in that arena. I didn't start the Second part until about two years ago with Cha-Cha. Now it is Rumba, Tango, Cha-Cha, Waltz, a little of Salsa. I only wish that I had started the "Second part" years ago. It has opened many doors and I have met many new people who are "Ballroom" dancers. 

To my fellow dancers - expand your styles and enjoy what gifts you are blessed with. 

Thanks all!