Your explanation makes sense! Physics 101- contrast, reality, illusion, speed, slow, absence of, weight change, rotation, line of dance. It all transforms into beautiful movement.
Looking good in 2021! Glad to see you're both safe and healthy and killing it already in the new year! Thank you for all your videos - can't wait to continue the learning!!
Like always, this is a great video! Thank you for the tips to practice and improve turns, also for me as a Competition Line Dancer. This year I want to do more Couple Dance, because I love Country Two Step and West Coast Swing.....😊 Greetings from Germany Piero
@@countrydancex ok!! I have 1 extraordinary dance step I can do.. I just need to know how to do those twirl around dances.. I be good to go. Keep on sending me more videos whenever you guys have a chance😉💃Happy new year to you both god bless🙏
As a rule of thumb, in most turns, when you are on the left foot, you turn left and on the right foot, you turn right. With the spiral turns it is the opposite. On the right foot, you turn left and on the left foot, you turn right.
Sort of. That is partially correct. You do typically begin rotating to the left around the left foot … IF you are facing forward (and the same for turning right around the right foot). BUT it is just the opposite when traveling backwards (turn to the left beginning around right and vice versa). The same is true for both pivot turns AND chaine turns. Spiral turns are rarely used in two step, but you are correct about those.
Your explanation makes sense! Physics 101- contrast, reality, illusion, speed, slow, absence of, weight change, rotation, line of dance. It all transforms into beautiful movement.
So glad you enjoyed it. I guess we could have just told people to “twirl real fast”... but that wouldn’t have been much of a lesson. ;-)
like seeing the human side..you two are a couple no doubt.. outtakes are great
We even like each other most days haha
Looking good in 2021! Glad to see you're both safe and healthy and killing it already in the new year! Thank you for all your videos - can't wait to continue the learning!!
It’s the beginning of the best year ever!!
well done. Can't see any better explanation. time to practice....thanks for all the efforts and help.
You are welcome!
I like your demo--I'm going to use that!
It’s all yours!
Like always, this is a great video! Thank you for the tips to practice and improve turns, also for me as a Competition Line Dancer. This year I want to do more Couple Dance, because I love Country Two Step and West Coast Swing.....😊
Greetings from Germany
Piero
Hello from Texas! We’re so glad you enjoyed it. We’ve considered posting more line dance too.
Glad to see yous in new year!
We’re still dancing! We hope 2021 is your best year ever
@@countrydancex Oh yes, we are survived! I hope this year will be better for all of us!
Thank you guys for the inspiring video!
Thank you for being here with us!
Any chance of seeing you guys dancing in club? Things should opening up soon. Thanks for your instruction.
Absolutely. Check out the Country Dance X Instagram page :-)
Damn yall good.. I'm still trying to learn. I'm good at doing the bus stop dance..
Now THAT is a special skill ;-)
@@countrydancex ok!! I have 1 extraordinary dance step I can do.. I just need to know how to do those twirl around dances.. I be good to go. Keep on sending me more videos whenever you guys have a chance😉💃Happy new year to you both god bless🙏
We'll do it!
@@countrydancex Thank you🥰🥰
As a rule of thumb, in most turns, when you are on the left foot, you turn left and on the right foot, you turn right. With the spiral turns it is the opposite. On the right foot, you turn left and on the left foot, you turn right.
Sort of. That is partially correct.
You do typically begin rotating to the left around the left foot … IF you are facing forward (and the same for turning right around the right foot). BUT it is just the opposite when traveling backwards (turn to the left beginning around right and vice versa).
The same is true for both pivot turns AND chaine turns. Spiral turns are rarely used in two step, but you are correct about those.