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Tap Dancing Lessons: The Trench
Tap Dancing Lessons: The Cincinnati
Tap Dancing Lessons: The Double Irish
Tap Dancing Lessons: The Grapevine
Tap Dancing Lessons: Flap Heel Grapevine
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Tap Dancing Lessons: The Sugar
Tap Dancing Lessons: The Lindy
Tap Dancing Lessons: Flap Ball Change
Tap Dancing Lessons: Toe Pick Turn
Tap Dancing Lessons: Trench & Toe Pic Turn
Tap Dancing Lessons: Flap Heel
Tap Dancing Lessons: Flap Double Heel
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Tap Dancing Combination Tips
Summary: The grapevine is a great intermediate traveling tap dancing step to know. Watch as a dance expert shows you tips on exactly how to do this exciting tap dance move in a free video clip.
Rene Preciado is a tap dance enthusiast, teacher and dancer. Rene has been tap dancing for the past fifteen years. She’s been teaching tap dance to people of all ages for the past...read more
"Now we're going to talk about The Grapevine. The Grapevine is a traveling step. You can use it to travel side to side, or you can use it to travel diagonally forward, or diagonally back. So, starting with your right foot, you're going to step to the side. Then you're going to cross back. Then you're going to open out to the side, and then you're going to cross front. Then you're going to open out to the side, cross back, and repeat. Step out, cross back, step out, cross front. Now we're going to try The Grapevine a little bit faster. Out, back, out, front. If you wanted to do The Grapevine in place, you can also do right to left, so you can step to the side, cross back, side, cross front; step side, cross back, side, cross front; side, cross back, side, cross front; side, cross back, side, cross front."
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