This was a clear and concise lesson for a move that everyone needs to learn. You can also easily use this in Rumba. As a leader, I love this routine because not only is it simple, fun and looks good, but it gives me plenty of time to think about my next move. Thx guys.
If the leader put their hand up after the follower turns we know that alternating turns are a possibility, also if the follower doesn't get a lead to turn they shouldn't turn. The more you do the move the more followers will recognize it.
I learned to two step from ua-cam.com/video/xoscqzFdwB0/v-deo.html So, could you adapt this "quick-quick-slow-slow"? Emily, thanks for the closed turn. Looks great!
Hey Ed. I'm not sure If I understand your question. Here is our 2-Step video on UA-cam. If you need to learn some two step, this will get you rolling: ua-cam.com/video/4-2MHaNny8g/v-deo.html YOu can also check out our site for country dancing: www.countrydanceonline.com/resources/
This was a clear and concise lesson for a move that everyone needs to learn. You can also easily use this in Rumba. As a leader, I love this routine because not only is it simple, fun and looks good, but it gives me plenty of time to think about my next move. Thx guys.
Thanks a million. It's a pretty sold beginner nightclub set pf patterns.
When you put your right hand up Bryan, what happens if she thinks that’s a signal to turn instead of staying stationary while you turn?
If the leader put their hand up after the follower turns we know that alternating turns are a possibility, also if the follower doesn't get a lead to turn they shouldn't turn. The more you do the move the more followers will recognize it.
I learned to two step from ua-cam.com/video/xoscqzFdwB0/v-deo.html
So, could you adapt this "quick-quick-slow-slow"?
Emily, thanks for the closed turn. Looks great!
Hey Ed. I'm not sure If I understand your question. Here is our 2-Step video on UA-cam. If you need to learn some two step, this will get you rolling: ua-cam.com/video/4-2MHaNny8g/v-deo.html
YOu can also check out our site for country dancing: www.countrydanceonline.com/resources/
@@WestCoastSwingOnline These turns are, "Slow, quick-quick slow, quick-quick slow, quick-quick slow.
Instead of, quick-quick slow slow.
@@flavordynamics Oh yeah you could. It will work both ways! -B
@@WestCoastSwingOnline Maybe someday you can post a video, because I am not sure how to do that.
Thanks for all your posts, they're very helpful.
@@flavordynamics Instead of starting on the 1 with a slow to the site.... start with a rock step on the "1&" making the 2 the slow.