Emily M.

14 Oct 10:59

Shannon H. That’s awesome!! Cha cha will have some similar patterns as will Waltz, so those would be fun options 😊

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12 Oct 14:45

Shannon H. Glad you like it! It’s one of our favorites too!

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09 Oct 09:15

Paul F. That’s so fun! Unfortunately we don’t have specific Blues dance tutorials. It’s not done a lot in our area and I taught it a long time in Texas but haven’t touched it since. So sorry!

07 Oct 09:47

Bryant R. we do lots of workshops and events around the area and the US. We also run a WSDC event in Louisville in January (Derby City Swing) that Brian and Megan teach at here in our home town! We were just in Nashville Labor Day weekend teaching at Nashville Dance Fest! So fun!

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07 Oct 09:45

Hey Bryant R.! Welcome - we live in Louisville but we like going to Nashville! :-)

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06 Oct 09:10

Rhino great observation! For the leader, it might feel similar, for the follower it’s quite different.

In the rotating box, the bodies stays square to each other as you both rotate. In the CBL, the leader opens their left side to allow the follower to cross and the follower has forward walking steps to get to the other side of the leader. Hope that helps!

05 Oct 08:57

Shannon H. While the basics aren’t sometimes as cool as the intermediate moves, they’re still fun and important!! Glad you’re liking the videos!

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Barry L. A rock and go in WCS is a concept of taking the follower out of their anchor step and getting them ready for the ‘2’ of another move (usually an inside turn) but doesn’t have to be. The leader rocks forward, and then back (follower does the opposite) This video might help!

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Rock and Gos for WCS how to...

This will help multiply the patterns you know!

Anne C. - you should be able to download them now! Thanks for your patience!

01 Oct 13:55

Shannon H. So glad you like it! We use it a lot for wedding dances and just for general social dances. 😊😊

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