Emily M.

06 Nov 15:16

Hey Jean G. - it's through a different website. I'll email the link to be able to login 😀

06 Nov 15:00

Hey John V. - yes, we have another couple teaching the Argentine Tango because Brian, myself and Megan are super familiar with it. Cherie used to teach out of the same studio as Brian! As far as the Ocho question, let me do some research and see what I can find out.

04 Nov 14:24

Hey there Neelam S. - I'm so sorry you're having trouble. I tried saving random videos to my playlist/Favorites on my App and it seems to be working ok. Perhaps try turing the phone back off and on to refresh the phone, or delete and re-download the App? We've gotten a few notifications of it updating, so perhaps it just needs to be refreshed, in a way. If that doesn't work, there is a 'report a problem' option on your app and the app company might have some other insights.

For videos you've already watched/seen, there is a spot at the bottom of the screen with 3 horizontal lines that takes you to another screen, if you click Content > Watch History, it should give you all the videos you've already watched in that list. Is that what you're looking for? Let me know if I can help with anything else! 

04 Nov 14:14

Hey David S. - you should have received an email to create a new password for your account. If you didn't, please send me an email: brian@westcoastswingonline.com and I can send you a reset link!

03 Nov 12:03

Jim W. - that's an interesting one! We have tips and tricks on how to lead turns in Two Step and West Coast Swing sprinkled throughout the site. This might give you some insight as to some tips for general lead and follow. Hope that helps!

14:43

The Truth about Lead & Follow

02 Nov 12:00

Shannon H. you don't need to put your arms as high as shown. Arm styling, to me, is a personal choice because what looks good on some people, doesn't look good on others, and visa versa. For Rumba and Cha Cha (espcially in COB's) I would make sure there is energy in your arm and that it follows the line of your body! Hoping to do a video on it soon! :-)

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02 Nov 11:47

Siew that's a great question...if you get through all of our Primary and Secondary syllabus, we typically say you can start on the harder/Intermediate moves because you'll have a solid foundation! So if you're comfortable with all of those patterns, I think you can safely call yourself an Intermediate level dancer!

02 Nov 11:39

Jim W. - that's an interesting one! We have tips and tricks on how to lead turns in Two Step and West Coast Swing sprinkled throughout the site. This might give you some insight as to some tips for general lead and follow. Hope that helps!

14:43

The Truth about Lead & Follow

30 Oct 14:00

Nathania S. - so sorry! It should be in your account now, we were in the process of adding the Ultimate Guides to the yearly membership (they were not always included.) You should be good to go!

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27 Oct 11:51

Sandra F. transitioning from the boto fogos to the voltas, the lead has to be decisive and clear, hopefully! :-) The arm will stay down for the voltas, and the connection will move down the line. In addition to that the body will face your partner more in the voltas vs being behind your partner in the boto fogos!