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Basic Country-Western Swing Dancing Steps
Frame for the Two-Step Country-Western Swing Dance
Lineup for the Two-Step Country-Western Swing Dance
Footwork for the Country-Western Two-Step
Toe-Out to Promenade in Country-Western Swing Dance: Part1
Toe-Out to Promenade in Country-Western Swing Dance: Part2
Lady's Footwork for Basic Toe-Out Promenade
Lady's Turn in Country-Western Swing Dancing
How to do Combo Moves in Country-Western Swing Dancing
Outside Turn in Country-Western Swing Dancing
Lady's Double Turn in Country-Western Dancing
Cuddle Position for Country-Western Dancing
Lady's Free Spin in Country-Western Dancing
Multiple Moves for Country-Western Swing Dancing
Demo for Variations in Country-Western Dancing
Line Dancing: Part 1
Line Dancing: Part 2
Summary: Learn how to move your feet for the two-step in country-western dance in this free instructional video on Texas swing dancing.
Kelly-Anne is a Professional Ballroom & Theatrical Musical Dance coach in South Florida USA. She is a highly versatile seasoned pro. Having cross trained & worked for 15 years, from...read more
"I'm Kelly Anne. I'm here with my friend George. We'll be demonstrating country two step. A couple pointers for making your dancing much smoother is since the lady is going backwards, she needs to walk toe, heel, toe, heel, toe, heel. For the man, it's heel, toe, heel, toe. The purpose of doing that is that the beat of the music on some songs is a lot faster than on others and you have to constantly be driving to go with the beat of the music, because the music does not slow down or stop for you to catch up to it, so you have to constantly be on beat with the music. Thank you for watching our demonstration of county two step and line dancing. I'm Kelly Anne and I'm George. For more information, you can visit my website 56dance.com, and we're in Hollywood, Florida."
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