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The Basics of Rumba Dancing
Rumba Dancing Footwork Technique
Sensuality & Cuban Motion in Rumba Dance
The Men's Box Step in Rumba Dance
The Ladies' Box Step in Rumba Dance
Your Frame for the Box Step in Rumba Dance
Turns for the Man in Rumba Dance
Turns for the Woman in Rumba Dance
Putting Rumba Box & Turn Steps Together
Breaking Down the Turn in Rumba Dancing
Learning to Lead in the Rumba Dance
Rumba Dancing Technique for the Crowded Dance Floor
Techniques for Cuban Motion in Rumba Dancing
The Right & Wrong Way to Rumba Dance
The Cucaracha Step in Rumba Dance
Rumba Dance Combo Steps
Cross Body Male Lead in Rumba Dance
Cross Body Female Lead in Rumba Dance
Putting the Cross Body Lead Together in Rumba Dance
Putting it Together without Music in Rumba Dancing
Maintaining Frame for Men in Rumba Dance
Rumba Dance Demonstration with Music
Summary: Learn the ladies' turns in rumba dancing in this free dance lesson video.
U.S. Latin Champions Tony Meredith and Melanie LaPatin dominated their field of competitors for over 20 years. As dance coaches and choreographers, they have worked with some of the...read more
"Hi on behalf of Expert Village I'm Melanie LaPatin and I'm Tony Meredith and we're co-owners of Dance Times Square Studios in NYC we're here to show you how to rumba. So ladies we have the basic box step turning in the rumba so we're settled low into our left foot our right foot is free. Step back and complete this you do not have to do a whole turn slow and the first step you yield into it. So we have slow and quick quick, slow and quick quick, slow and quick quick, slow and quick quick again we have back side together, forward side together, back side together, forward and side together. You really want it short that your body weight is forward and this dance all your dances definitely not back but body weight forward. You want to do an inside edge of your feet I mean this might look easy but you do want to go to a dance studio and learn how to do it correctly to further it from this point on."
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