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Intro to Dancing the Merengue
Rhythm in Dancing the Merengue
Music for Dancing the Merengue
Basic Step for Dancing the Merengue
Chasse Move for Dancing the Merengue
Men's Footwork for Dancing the Merengue
How to Change Place When Dancing the Merengue
How to Change Length When Dancing the Merengue
Open Break Move for Dancing the Merengue
Back Break Move for Dancing the Merengue
Underarm Turn Move for Dancing the Merengue
Alternate Underarm Turn Move for Dancing the Merengue
Double Hand Turn Move for Dancing the Merengue
The Pretzel Move for Dancing the Merengue
Demonstration of How to Dance the Merengue
Summary: Learn how to do the double hand turn when dancing the Merengue in this free video 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
" Hi I'm Kelly Anne on behalf of Expert Village Steeve and I we will be demonstrating merengue. Next double hand hold underarm turn. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,1,2,3,4,5,6, and separation double hand hold and you put it up and turn 6,7,8. For the men you start turning your lady on your left side with both hands up 5,6,7,8, give a separation, open, both hands up, she is turning to your left, put it down, and back to basic. For the footwork it is just 1,2,3,4, to left right, left,right, left, right, left, right, left, right, left, right, easy just keep moving your feet. Thank you for viewing our merengue demonstration on Expert Village I'm Kelly Anne and I'm Steeve Jean Louis from Star Ballroom Dance Studio. For more information you could visit my website 56dance.com, www.starballroomdancestudio.com special thank you to the Goddess store. "
eHow Article: Double Hand Turn Move for Dancing the Merengue
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