Emily M.

24 Sep 10:31

Hey cwiemers@earthlink.net - great question! There is a Save button at the bottom right of each video. Once you click the Save button, there is a Favorite box that you can click and add to your Favorites list.

24 Sep 10:22

Diane C. she's pretty smooth! Typically we call spins chaines if the feet close. In Bachata this is more of a 3-step turn down the line, but she keeps her feet close together to help with balance and smoothness.

21 Sep 15:49

Vicky F. We’ve got videos for that! 😁

21 Sep 09:15

Hey Shannon H. - great question! Ultimately you'll find a few patterns that you can link together naturally for the 2 of you. You can always use our syllabus list order to start to put things together, or at the end of every syllabus we do the steps to music in a more natural flow(not in order) that you can use as a guide too.

For some of our students we make little mini routines - 3-5 steps that we put together to link patterns too. Hope that helps!!

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21 Sep 09:12

Hey Karen M. - I sent you another message, but perhaps you were looking for the natural spin turn? 

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Natural Spin Turn - Waltz

21 Sep 09:10

As Megan said we don't have a specific video for that transition, but that's a great idea for a video! Until then, like Megan said, the frame matters!!

21 Sep 09:09

Karen M. Hey Karen, is this the video you're looking for?

05:58

Natural Spin Turn - Waltz

18 Sep 01:23

Shannon H. Yes! It’s different for the leader but we keep the same footwork as the follower! Great question 🙂

14 Sep 11:39

Shannon H. How awesome!! Glad we can help you guys learn together! If you’re doing Salsa…try Bachata next!! So fun! 🤩 Let us know if you ever have any questions!!

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eleach you are correct! Sorry about that...thanks for bringing that to our attention