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What Is the Hustle?
The Hustle Basic Dance Steps
Frame & Holds for the Hustle
Expander Step for the Hustle
Double Hand Hold Pass in the Hustle
Hand Holding Pattern in the Hustle
Neck Wrap Step in the Hustle
Closed Position Send Out in the Hustle
Cross Body Lead Steps in the Hustle
Inside Turn Steps in the Hustle
Sliding Waltz Steps in the Hustle
Shadow Turn Steps in the Hustle
New York Walk Steps in the Hustle
Open Rear Walk Steps in the Hustle
Las Vegas Walk Steps in the Hustle
Diva Walk Steps in the Hustle
Waist Wrap in the Hustle
Leader's Turn Pattern in the Hustle
Dance Demonstration of the Hustle
Summary: Learn how to hold your frame and hands in the Hustle in this free dance lesson video.
Simone Assboek has 15 years' experience teaching dance, and has been teaching at Stepping Out Studios, one of New York's most renowned Ballroom dance studios, since 2001. There, she...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village my name is Simone Assboeck and I am Tim Bodour. We are expert teachers from Stepping Out Studios in New York City and we are going to show you how to dance the hustle. We will show you now the different frames and handholds for the hustle. The main handhold is the close position. In a right angle position. The leader and follower. The second position we have is a double handhold. Facing each other. The third position will be the one hand hold. Facing each other as well. When will be dancing together we will always want to use the back break. Keeping in mind to keep the weight on the ball of your feet. And one, two, three and one, two, three and one, two, three. As you might notice our bodies are in a vertical line. We’re not leaning away from each other. So you want to make sure you stay balanced over the balls of your feet. We show this again and one, two, three, and one, two, three. "
eHow Article: Frame & Holds for the Hustle
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