Hey Jacques Powell - great question! The shoulders and upper body will move/pulsate a little bit, but you don't want it to be excessive to where it inhibits the turn for the followers. Keep that halo over her head and your upper body moving along with it - you should be good to go!

Oh my goodness, rso4321@gmail.com - I can't imagine!! I'm glad you like our explanation better. We don't want to 'break' anything! Thanks for watching!

Hey Brett Junell - so sorry about that! We're always trying to make the flow from Basics to beyond a little better. We did just rearrange some things to an order we thought might be easier for people. There were a lot of videos in the Beginner syllabus and we thought it might be a little overwhelming. Some of the videos moved to the secondary syllabus, but you're right - the PDF isn't adjusted. I'll see what we can do to update that with the current syllabus! Again...sorry for the inconvenience

Dave - here it is! It's in the recently added category 😀

Hey Dave - I looked for it as well, but couldn't find it. Not all of the YouTube videos are on the website, unfortunately. I know they talk about ducks, rock and gos and changing hands from the inside turn. So we have different videos on those patterns, just not that specific video on the site currently. However, let me see if I can get Megan to add it to the mix. 😀

Hey Sarah Smooinski - unfortunately we don't. We stopped working with that shirt distributor for various reasons, but we're working on finding a new merch website to work with!

Hey scott roberts - just sent you an email with the info you asked for 😀- let me know if you have any questions after that! Brian's Dad and stepmom live in The Villages! What a small world!

Hey Richard Booth - glad the videos have been helpful! Learning and remembering are a challenge for everyone! This blog might help with some ways to retain your patterns. https://www.countrydanceonline.com/5-tips-to-remember-your-two-step-patterns/ - Give yourself some time and be patient! You got this! Let us know if we can help in any way 😀

It can be tricky Christopher Bridges - but I'm glad the video was helpful! This video below might also be helpful 😀