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Balboa Swing Dance History
Swing Dances Explained
How to Lead the Basic Balboa Swing Dance
How to Do Basic Partner Balboa Swing Dance
How to Hold Your Partner in Balboa Swing Dance
How to Do the Mush Position in Balboa Swing Dance
How to Do a Break in Balboa Swing Dance
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Full Swing Dance Demonstration
Summary: Learn how to Do Basic Partner Balboa Swing Dance in this free swing dance video.
Nathan Bugh is an expert in swing-era dances and methods. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma City University and a Master’s degree from the prestigious Juilliard School. He...read more
" On behalf of Expert Village I'm Nathan Bugh, and my talented student Shannon Sheroni. Were here at Dance Manhattan studios in New York City, to teach you Balboa and other swing era dances. When you do Balboa with a partner the leader takes his first step on left foot and the follower takes her first step on right foot. You do it facing each other in a perfectly square position. But before we talk about that lets look at the feet. When I step on to my left foot Shannon is going to take her step onto her right foot. When I step to the side she steps in the same direction we hold change weight step to the side hold change weight. And in rhythm it looks like this. 5,6,7 we go. Step-step -hold, step-step-step hold, step-step-step hold, step-step-step hold, step-step-step hold, step-step-step hold."
eHow Article: How to Do Basic Partner Balboa Swing Dance
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