Hey Melinda, Great to hear from you. I think it's actually getting more popular than we think. Youtube and the ability to share cool wcs dancing helped WCS grow in Europe. Right now there are lots of people sharing content on social media bringing it to the attention to more people than ever. Until this year I'd never heard of a person who found WCS so randomly but I've heard several stories of people seeing it on social media then looking up a class.I think the next step in the process is for local communities, classes and instructors to have a more 'professional' approach. Meaning websites, consistent classes and a real way to connect to newbies.Those are my 2 cents but boy we could talk about this for hours.BTW where are you from? How did you get started? -Brian

Hey Dennis Shevel, Here is a video that will hopefully provide some practical tips for you! Please let me know if it helps (or if it creates any other questions) Best wishes, Brian

The right side pass is the easiest! Just change hands around the 4,5 of the RSP and voila!  We did a couple of videos on how to get in and out. Here is one of them! You can search "part" and you'll see the part 1, 2 & 3. Hope that helps! -Brian

That's a good question and I haven't the slightest idea. That's just the name I learned :-) Your guess is as good as mine! -Brian

Oops - good news is those were all the moves! -Brian

This is my favorite series of moves LOL

Yeah that's a cool new one! -B

Yep - wcs moves go by many different names LOL -Brian

The Robaukauskas???

Hey Jami,That's a good question. Right now our calendar is full the rest of the year (and no AZ on it) We usually do an annual trip out there in late March so I'm 99% sure sometime around then! -Brian