How can stop the "Move Mentor AI Assistant" to come up with every single click on the Website?
How can stop the "Move Mentor AI Assistant" to come up with every single click on the Website?
Hey all, we are Chad and Mandy out of Point Pleasant Beach, NJ. We started dancing a couple of months ago at our local Fred Astaire studio and we are loving it. We started because we went in a cruise and went to the salsa lounge/bar and really enjoyed watching everyone that could actually dance but we had no idea how to do any of the steps. After that I bought us a beginner package and we’ve been going every week since. Was really excited to find these videos as we struggle with remembering the steps week to week and feel like we could get better use out of our lessons if we had some guidance to practice in between lessons. Looking forward to learning more and getting more confident so our next cruise we can be the people others are watching. 😂
You sent an email with "5 cha cha moves made interesting" video and I can't find it online. I wanted to save it.
My fiance and I have been really trying to learn how to dance well together for our upcoming wedding. Any tips on how to be lite on your feet? Help please 😊
You had an advanced hustle step that was one of your favorites on the site that is no longer there, can you repost.
EDWARD TICE. I'm trying to register for Louisville but don't know my password and the system doesn' t recognize my e-mail address. ticetennis@comcast.net
An insightful article about WCS:
https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/ben-morris-west-coast-swing-improv-acting-advice-77610/
Hey!
Quick timing question in WCS. Things feel fine from a sugar push, but when I go into a sugar tuck, my shoulder kind of "folds," and I lose the timing. That throws off the next move – like a whip , or like an suger tuck - and I end up about half a beat late.
I was in Gothenburg recently and noticed others struggling with similar timing issues, especially in transitions.
Anyone else experienced this?
Tips for staying on time?
Could the shoulder movement be the culprit?
Appreciate any thoughts! Have a great weekend!