Emily M.

30 Jun 14:23

Steve J. The box is tricky since it changes directions quickly. I would definitely have them in closed position and not open. Closed position gives the lead more control of where the follower goes - in this case the box. Perhaps they could start to rotate the left side on count 2 before stepping so something feels different to the follow? We don't use the box socially a lot because it is harder to pick up on, but glad it's being used! We use Bachata a lot for our wedding couples! 😀

Unfortunately we do not currently have any videos for Quickstep. It’s a fun dance, just not as common as the others we have on the site. Thanks for the love!

We’re hoping to add it at some point in the future.

26 Jun 10:55

Ralph so sorry for the hassle!!Try think link and see if it takes you to the purchase page - https://westcoastswingonline.uscreen.io/checkout/new?o=24753If that doesn't work for any reason, please email me: Brian@westcoastswingonline.com

23 Jun 11:52

Becky Adams how'd it go?!?

22 Jun 11:48

Hey Susan R. - welcome!! What styles are you going to learn first?! So excited to have you here! 😀 Let us know if ever have any questions!

15 Jun 12:38

Ralph sent you an email and you should have gotten an email confirmation for the refund! Let me know if you have any other questions ~Emily

11 Jun 11:04

Hey Bill D - Are you talking about the twinkle and weave? I know the video below is Waltz, but is that kind of what you're talking about?

03:23

Twinkle & Weave - Waltz

08 Jun 13:10

rso4321@gmail.com that's an interesting observation. We teach the Sugar push with one hand and with both hands. In beginner class we start with two hands, but after moving beyond the beginner patterns we don't always keep the second hand, so it opens up this styling option a little bit more. Just another option to spice up your sugar push 😀

08 Jun 13:06

Ole Andreas Bull glad it was helpful!

08 Jun 13:06

mg0815 Brian didn't invent this move, but it's a fun one! I've seen it taught many places (but that doesn't mean that everyone knows it). That's cool that it works for Rumba too! 😀