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Jive Dancing Basic Footwork
Jive Dancing Footwork with a Partner
Jive Dancing Steps with a Partner
Rotating Base in Jive Dancing
Ladies Upper Body Moves in Jive Dancing
Under Arm Turns for Men in Jive Dancing
Under Arm Turns for Ladies in Jive Dancing
Separation & Spot Turn Steps in Jive Dancing
Separation Steps for Men in Jive Dancing
Spot Turn Steps for Men in Jive Dancing: Part 1
Spot Turn Steps for Men in Jive Dancing: Part 2
Separation with Partner in Jive Dancing
Spot Turn with Partner in Jive Dancing
Single Time Swing Steps in Jive Dancing
Jive Dancing Demonstration
Summary: Learn how to do the foot work for separating from your partner in jive dancing in this free video Latin dance lesson.
Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom and Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro with over 15 years experience. She has worked in live...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village I'm Kelly Anne here with my teaching partner Steeve. We will be demonstrating the jive. With partner: walk, step, triple step, the first triple step in place for the men. Now I'm going to lead Kelly to go on my left and backwards. Triple step, walk, step, triple step, she turns, now back to basic, triple step, walk, step, triple step, open, walk, step, triple, push, triple step, walk, step, walk, step, triple step, the first triple step in place for the men. Now I'm going to lead Kelly to go on my left and back wards. Triple step, walk, step, triple step, she turns, now back to basic. Triple step, walk, step, triple step, open, walk, step, triple, push, triple step, walk, step. Thank you for watching our jive dancing demonstration for more information you could go to my website 56dance.com or www.starballroomdancestudio.com in Hallandale, Florida."
eHow Article: Separation with Partner in Jive Dancing
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