Daniel Sawyer we have more Intermediate and Advanced videos for both of those. 😊 If you go to the search bar at the top of the page, then specify which level and dance you're looking for, you're sure to find more advanced videos! This is one of our favorite, more advanced, Foxtrot moves. We've got East Coast and West Coast Swing advanced moves too!

Hey Jennifer Su - did you get the videos to work? 😀

Jennifer Su I’m so sorry you’re having issues! They’re playing ok in my app…are you watching on the app or your laptop? Perhaps the app needs an update?? Let me know and I’ll see if there’s something else we can do 🙂

Dance Across Cleburne what’s the best email for you? I can send you a few class recaps we did 😊

Paul Frank there are tons of options!! Megan showed you her fav version from a tuck, you can also do either side pass and rotate to your left in your anchor step to switch hands. That’s another fun option! 😊

Hey Karen Keiser !! Do you know about when it was sent out in the emails? Or which whip I was based off of?? I’ll try my best sleuthing skills! 🕵️‍♀️

Sabrina Lee you absolutely can! You can interchange the slow, slow, quick, quick and slow, quick, quick timing in the same dance! This video talks about the box timing!

Hey there Markus Gottchlich - the MoveMentor should be fixed! Thanks for your patience - We're working through a few things to try and help people more efficiently. 😀

Dance Across Cleburne - I'm so happy you're teaching Triple Two! It's a great dance!! Unfortunately I don't think Brian and Megan will be doing any new Triple Two. However, it's possible that Megan and I might be able to make a few new videos with different technique tips and moves in our normal breakdown. I just taught a Triple Two group class in our studio...I can try to send you all of those class recaps, if you'd like.  Just let me know! 😊

Hey Wendy! Glad you're enjoying our videos! Finding the beat can be very difficult, and getting off beat in the middle of the dance is totally normal. A lot of the times, it's up to the leader to keep the beat, and the follower can sometimes help keep them on track, but not all the time. If you know that you're off time, you can always stop and sway, or spin your partner out (depending on the dance style), find the 1 again and then start dancing again. I'm not sure which style you're asking about, but here's a video on counting music... Hope that helps!