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A Description of the West Coast Swing Dance
West Coast Swing Dance Rhythm Patterns
West Coast Swing Dance Rhythm Pattern Variations
Breaking Down the Rhythm of West Coast Swing Dancing
How to Hold a Partner in West Coast Swing Dancing
Send Out's in the West Coast Swing Dance
The Anchor Step in West Coast Swing Dancing
Leader's Foot Work for the West Coast Swing Dance
Leader's Under Arm Pass in West Coast Swing Dancing
Follower's Under Arm Pass in West Coast Swing Dancing
Under Arm Pass Footwork in West Coast Swing Dancing
The Left Side Pass in West Coast Swing Dancing
Maintaining Connection with a Dance Partner in Swing Dancing
Leader's Footwork for West Coast Swing Dancing
How to Put Patterns Together for West Coast Swing Dancing
West Coast Swing Dance Demonstration
Summary: Learn how to break down the rhythm pattern of West Coast Swing Dance in this free dance lesson video.
Donna Roesel and Eric Jacobson are dance instructors at Dance Manhattan in New York City. Donna’s dance background includes smooth Swing and Social Ballroom, undergraduate training in...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village my name is Eric Jacobson and I'm Donna Roesel and we are here in Dance Manhattan Studios in New York City to show you and teach you West Coast Swing. Hi, we're going to show you the patterns that we're going to later break down and teach for you and we're going to start with our starter step and we're going to go straight through them. Here we go and we're going to do two triple starter steps, triple step, triple step. We're now going to do a send out where the gentleman leads the lady away from him. And we're going to, that's a six count pattern, we're going to do, walk, walk, triple step, anchor step, which is a triple step in place. And now we're going to do an underarm pass. And we're going to do walk, walk, triple step, anchor step."
eHow Article: Breaking Down the Rhythm of West Coast Swing Dancing
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