Ian Farrow - those are some cool styles that I had never heard of before. Thanks for introducing us to these styles! Unfortunately, I'm not sure if our videos are what you need for these styles. We do have some body isolation videos that are helpful with ways to move your body better, but as far as actual dance styles, the only thing that might be helpful is Bachata because of their body waves and consciousness with your partner...sadly that might be it. We think Zouk, and maybe even some Bollywood might be some dance styles similar to what you're looking for. Hope that helps!! 😀

Andrea Drake hey there!

I think we have a few individual moves to music but not a big routine.

The rhythm is quick, quick, slow, slow or you can start with the slows (depends on if you start with the rock step or not). The quicks have 1 beat and the slows have 2 beats. Hope that helps!!

Mary Applegate have a great vacation!! We’re always looking at ways to make the site better! We’ll see what we can do about dancing all of our styles to music with some form of a routine 🙂

Hey there Ian Farrow!!

What type of dancing do you do? Country Swing? Freestyle as in individual dancing or partner dances?

Hey Mary Applegate!!

We don’t have a video with all of the patterns together. We do most of the moves to music in the individual videos. We’ll add it to the list of videos to shoot in the future!

Hilary Benjamin we do! But I believe they are all in the paid membership! We have TONS of variations for wcs on the website 🙂

Opaboogie that's awesome! Boogie Woogie is so fun to watch! Thanks for sharing 😀

Opaboogie - I just checked it out! How fun...those styles are so fun to watch. We love line dancing here too. Do you do all of the styles they listed?

Hey Luka !!!

That’s so cool!! Croatia is on my list of countries to visit! How’s the dance scene there?!

Suzanne Ross I’m not quite sure which styles fit under American country, but I know West Coast Swing is pretty popular worldwide and if you’re looking for another dance that can be done to tons of music genres/speeds, you can always try Rumba! I’ve attached a Rumba video below, so you can see what it looks like!