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  • Latin Dance Open Leg Stretch

    Pointing your toes and opening your legs is a good way to warm up your lower body before dancing. Learn a Latin dance open leg stretch from a choreographer in this free video.

  • Latin Dance Leg Extensions

    Performing a few leg extensions can be useful for stretching out your ligaments. Learn a few Latin dance leg extensions from a choreographer in this free video.

  • Latin Dance Parallel Leg Stretch

    The parallel leg stretch is an important stretch to utilize if you want to improve your Latin dance flexibility. Learn the parallel leg stretch from a choreographer in this free video.

  • How to Do a Forward Walk Turn in International Latin Dancing

    The forward walk turn is a popular dance technique that is utilized in many scenarios. These scenarios range from social to competitive. It is a useful basic dance step to understand. It's known...

  • How to Do a Dance Turn

    Dancing can be an excellent way to exercise and express yourself. You can learn and get involved in many forms of dancing. Some people might like ballroom dancing, while others enjoy hip hop...

  • How to Perform an Inside Partner Step

    While most dance moves with a partner require natural opposite steps, the inside partner step allows dancers to move in the same direction. In fact, one partner's feet will actually take the place...

  • How to Perform a Chasse

    A chasse is a series of 2 or 3 side steps. The feet come together on the second step. The name is derived from "to chase," because one foot is essentially chasing the other. A chasse can be done...

  • How to Cool Down After Dancing

    Dancers must develop and perform an appropriate cool down routine after dancing rigorously. The cool down is just as important as the warm up to ensure muscle protection from extreme soreness and...

  • How to Do the Hokey Pokey

    Here are the directions in case you've forgotten how to do this old standby for children's parties and other raucous events.

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