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The Texas two-step is danced with two quick steps and two slow steps. After reading this eHow you'll be equipped with the basic knowledge of dancing the Texas two-step. Practice it at home and after you've learned it it's time to go show off what you've learned to some country tunes.
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cowgirlcass said
on 9/7/2007 I like to make sure that I stand real close, so that our knees are almost touching. That way I know what foot to move and when cause we bump knees, and dont go and kick up your heels like some do, if your a greenhorn, keeper simple!
humboldt29 said
on 7/6/2007 The closer you stand to your partner, the easier it is to follow.
Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 Inexperienced two-steppers will usually try to look down while dancing, because they think they'll be able to follow better. Try to avoid this. You'll look down, see the leader's feet move forward, and unintentionally try to move your feet forward too. This isn't so bad when waltzing. When two-stepping, your knees will boink into your partner's at high speed. Ow.
Keep your eyes up and you'll follow better!