Scott Moore it definitely adds another level of creativity and fun!! Glad you enjoyed it!! Let us know if you have any questions 😃

Andrea Drake Have you tried this cool nightclub move?! It's a fun one!

Hey Angela Kelly  - I think this is the rides video mentioned! I found it on YouTube - https://youtu.be/LIOgsOPd_i0?si=MjOkFp4XnDiltnKy

Hey Riley Ventura! We have quite a few footwork drill videos...you should be able to search in the bar at the top of the page. Here's one of the foot work videos! 

Hey there Alf-Olav Nilsen!

We think the issue might be absorbing the connection too much in your sugar tuck…meaning, you’re letting your elbow and hand get too far past your shoulder. Try to make sure everything stays in front of your body. As long as your feet are also stepping forward (in a sugar tuck) on 4, then your timing should be ok. You can also shorten your arm after it’s cleared the followers head to ‘make up time’ if needed to stay on beat.

Hope that helps!! Let me know if you have any more questions 😊

Shawn Hake first congrats!!! There are a couple of options with that song (great song btw) If you have the space, you could do Two Step. Some other options would be a slow bachata, or straight time Foxtrot (also known as Foxy) where every step is one beat. Hope that helps!! Please let us know if you need help with your first dance!!

Riley Ventura that’s what I would suggest! When I do it with my hat on and leading, I get closer to my partner and duck the head a bit, or lower in my legs for the moment 😊

Nice!! Welcome to our dance family 😊

Thanks Paul! Connection is key with any hand hold (and your partner), so I would look into that first! We have several videos on that!We have quite a few videos with different hand holds too, and how to not look stiff when you're dancing. Are those what you're looking for? Or something else?

Hey Michael Daly! You can use a followers inside or outside turn to get back to closed. As the leader, the easiest way to get to closed, in my opinion, is to use a J-hook action and pick up the back as the follower comes towards you. Hope that helps!!