Anne C. - so sorry about that! We've run into an issue with some of the downloadable links. We are working on them and when everything is fixed, you'll be able to download - no problem! Sorry again for the inconvenience!

Roy A.  You can try any of the styles by yourself and learn the lead or follow part on your own! It makes going to a social dance or group class easier and less overwhelming if you already know a few patterns!

Rhino it could definitely depend on the area, but what we've seen at least in the midwest and nationwide is crazy! (In a good way) 

Country swing has hit a really interesting sweet spot because it combines social, fun country culture with the freedom and creativity of partner dancing which not all dances have.  

It's also super approachable for complete beginners or experienced dancers, the music that you can dance to is pretty much everywhere, and it looks impressive even with just a few basic moves! 
Social media also has had a HUGE impact in the reach for this style as it's one of the ones you see the most (as well as WCS) which might be why Brian says it's the dance of our generation. 

Personally, I have found that it's super fun to do and watch! I've also taught a complete newbie dancer Country Swing in less than 5 minutes and with WCS and some other dances, it would defintely take a bit longer. Hope that helps! 😀

Tim L A. Hiya Texas friend! I lived and grew up in Austin! That's awesome that you found a dance community - how awesome?!? Where are you in Texas? We've got all the styles that you mentioned and more! Let us know if you ever have questions regarding anything along the way 😀 More dancing is always good!

Shannon H. - I think you found our footwork drills video, but maybe this will have a few helpful hints! 😀