@@countrydancex I can suggest a topic like "How to use acceleration and slowmo in your dance". It would be interesting to see your version and opinion. Currently, there is poorly information on this subject. It would be interesting to know how to use this conception in West Coast and Country Swing (if it applicable in CS at all). The second one is "How to improve the booty movements". I notice that many dancers (especially beginners) have very limited use of this body part. And i think it should be many opportunities for grow up. It would be interesting to know how to use booty movement to hit in accents, and how to move it correctly and beautifully. Of course I will be looking forward to the new Country Swing videos. This is a young dance, and any information will be useful and allow us to grow up. Thanks for your job!
It's been over 40 years since my Wife and I last went Dancing. A lot of our Friends were Dancing like this and it was Truly Beautiful to watch them doing "Texas Swing" (They'd been Dancing together a long time). I'm a "Rock and Roll" Guy so my Wife and I didn't go much farther than the Basic Texas 2-Step (I'd spin her but she really didn't like doing that, LOL!), The schottische, and the Cotton Eyed Joe (as a Couple, NOT that Line Dancing Crap, LOL!). I haven't been able to find many Videos showing "Texas Swing"....Most are of either Line Dancing or the Scene from "Urban Cowboy" that shows John Travolta and Debra Winger doing the "Two-Step" (badly) to Cherokee Fiddles at Gilley's.
Hi there. Country dance is very regional. Sometimes there are dance styles that are exclusive to a specific city, and sometime the same dance could many different names depending on where you're located. After 40 years, maybe it's time to get back on the dance floor! 🤠
Yes! We need more Rose advice as well!
I love country swing!!!
We do too!
Yesssss you guys are awesome I'm showing all my friends these now
Thank you for helping us grow this thing!
Thanks for Country Swing lesson! It was amazing combination.
So glad you enjoyed it! What would you like to see more of?
@@countrydancex I can suggest a topic like "How to use acceleration and slowmo in your dance". It would be interesting to see your version and opinion. Currently, there is poorly information on this subject. It would be interesting to know how to use this conception in West Coast and Country Swing (if it applicable in CS at all).
The second one is "How to improve the booty movements". I notice that many dancers (especially beginners) have very limited use of this body part. And i think it should be many opportunities for grow up. It would be interesting to know how to use booty movement to hit in accents, and how to move it correctly and beautifully.
Of course I will be looking forward to the new Country Swing videos. This is a young dance, and any information will be useful and allow us to grow up.
Thanks for your job!
It's been over 40 years since my Wife and I last went Dancing. A lot of our Friends were Dancing like this and it was Truly Beautiful to watch them doing "Texas Swing" (They'd been Dancing together a long time). I'm a "Rock and Roll" Guy so my Wife and I didn't go much farther than the Basic Texas 2-Step (I'd spin her but she really didn't like doing that, LOL!), The schottische, and the Cotton Eyed Joe (as a Couple, NOT that Line Dancing Crap, LOL!). I haven't been able to find many Videos showing "Texas Swing"....Most are of either Line Dancing or the Scene from "Urban Cowboy" that shows John Travolta and Debra Winger doing the "Two-Step" (badly) to Cherokee Fiddles at Gilley's.
Hi there. Country dance is very regional. Sometimes there are dance styles that are exclusive to a specific city, and sometime the same dance could many different names depending on where you're located.
After 40 years, maybe it's time to get back on the dance floor! 🤠
Thanks for your classes at ESS this weekend. Y'all are awesome
We had so much fun meeting and dancing with everyone!
I must have done something wrong. I sent a message and never got a response .
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