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Intro To Ballroom Dancing for Beginners
Rumba Framework in Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Framework for Smooth Ballroom Dancing
Rumba Footwork in Beginning Ballroom Dancing: Part 1
Rumba Footwork in Beginning Ballroom Dancing: Part 2
Fifth Position Break in Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Rumba Demo for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
The Foxtrot for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Foxtrot Footwork for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Foxtrot Male Footwork for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Foxtrot Female Footwork Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Foxtrot Demo for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Footwear for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
East Coast Swing Steps for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Details of East Coast Swing Steps for Beginning Ballroom Dancing
Summary: Learn how to do footwork for the Rumba in ballroom dancing in this free instructional dance video.
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
" Hi! On behalf of expertvillage.com, I’m Kelly-Anne and I’m here with my partner Fred. We will be demonstrating basic ballroom dancing. Kelly will now dance that by herself so you can what she’s doing. Between each step, we past through what we call neutral. Neutral position is the feet just below you, free to go in either one of three directions. Forward, back, or to the side. Our feet desire to be in this position in advance. In the rumba, for the man’s part, we’re going quick, quick, for a neutral, slow, quick, quick, slow. Same for the lady. Now, together we have the step in a box. Quick, quick, slow. Very nice. Thank you for viewing our demonstration on expertvillage.com. For more information, you can visit my website 56dance.com. For more information about me and where I learn to dance, you can visit keysdancecenter.com. "
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