Paul Frank

Oklahoma City, OK, United States

07 Feb 04:38

I really like this ending from both partners extended followed by a reverse whip. I have been experimenting With this ending, beginning with both a hustle whip and a behind the back whip to Finish with the same ending. Do you have any videos or advice on any counting differences or positional changes that need to be understood to apply this ending to other patterns like the hustle whip in the behind the back whip?

Commented on Same Side Whip Series

25 Jan 09:30

For the last example, the first half of the leaders hand pivot is very difficult to see.

Replied on Whip w/Snap Turn

20 Dec 21:27

Emily (community manager) Most of the hip catches. My favorite is during a Regular whip on count 4 let go with the left hand and with only the connection to the back slingshot the follower down the slot and catch their waist with your left hand on count 5 and then draw the follower to you followed by a redirect with the right forearm to redirect into the anchor step.

Commented on Whip w/Snap Turn

19 Dec 18:31

Very cool πŸ‘

29 Oct 21:29

What is the difference between a telemark and a telespin? Specifically it is challenging to do the telemark if the follower does not connect away perfectly and help you spin around the corner. I found your Tele spin video and it Appears the extra momentum of a telespin may solve the problem if your partner is not good at connecting away and the leader can still get around the corner and stay on time.

It seems that a Tele spin you accelerate the passing spin portion by bringing the arm around the Leaders back. Anyway, it would be helpful to understand the difference between these two spins and where To use one over the other? Thanks in advance.

28 Sep 08:15

During social dancing Are there any cool ways to get to that cross and grab position other than just starting with the leaders right to follow her right and ask for the other hand over the top?

Thank you. Great explanation on the over rotation.

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30 Jun 17:34

Is there a lead difference (considering you have the right hand to right hand below and left hand to left hand on top) To either lead a bowtie or roll in to a sweetheart position? Basically, I sometimes confuse my partner and they don’t know whether to rotate tremendously as in a bowtie or just go to the Sweetheart position.

24 May 22:23

At 5:20 where the leader grabs the followers left hand with his left hand how do you get to that position in the dance?

22 May 14:31

Yes, those videos sound like a good idea to watch. I’ve tried to watch a few videos describing how not to look like an idiot. Lol.