Ole Andreas Bull

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Replied on Trends For WCS in 2024

Aug 26 at 04:47 PM

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Commented on Extended Hip Catches

Aug 20 at 04:24 AM

I think the reason for doing it differentely depends on which foot you are landing on on count four.

Commented on Trends For WCS in 2024

Aug 18 at 01:51 AM

Whatthe pattern and redirect at 4:55 Called?

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Replied on East Coast Swing: Toe Heel Swivels

Apr 22 at 01:36 AM

Thanks for replying. The Irish jig was really fun to watch👍.

The reason I asked is that I watched it on YouTube. I highly recommend watching MADjam 2022 champions Jack & Jill Glenn Ball & Susan Kirklin. 2.10 into the video they perform this move brilliantly. They also have a nice “starter” move before they start doing the toe heel swivel. But it’s quite hard to see their actual footwork.

Replied on Musicality - Counting the Music

Apr 22 at 01:18 AM

Yes. It’s the free e-book I am referring to.

Commented on East Coast Swing: Toe Heel Swivels

Apr 21 at 07:45 AM

Why not include this video/move in the wcs section too?

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Commented on Musicality - Counting the Music

Apr 12 at 11:27 AM

Is this not the opposite of what’s told in your book on page 17 about downbeats and upbeats?

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Apr 06 at 01:49 PM

Hi, I have a question about Fred Astaire moves. First of all, I must say that I am very impressed by your videos. They are very helpful in our journey learning to dance. My partner and I have just recently started to learn West Coast swing. I have got the impression that it is a dance that allows you to incorporate your own made up steps and turns. I just wondered if you have thought about incorporating moves from old YouTube videos of Fred Astaire. If you watch his video where he dances to the song Shorty George there’s a lot of cool moves (and it is swing) it’s beautiful to watch. what are your thoughts about incorporating some of those moves into the West Coast swing dance? Is it possible at all?