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History of Line Dancing
First 8 Count in Line Dancing
Second 8 Count in Line Dancing
Third 8 Count in Line Dancing
Line Dancing Steps
Fourth 8 Count in Line Dancing
Fifth 8 Count in Line Dancing
How to Review Line Dancing Technique
Sixth 8 Count in Line Dancing
Slow Run Through of Line Dance
How to Do Line Dancing Tush Push
Line Dancing Tush Push With Trick
Line Dancing Review Without Trick
Continuous Run Through of Line Dance
Fast Run Through of Line Dance
Summary: Counting tips for line dancing. Learn how to line dance in this free video clip. Get tips on country western line dancing from a professional dancer.
Dawn Williams is a Nashville resident who makes the most of her dancing and performing talents, from teaching Latin style dancing to line dancing at the local honky tonks. She has...read more
Americans have enjoyed Country and Western Dancing (in various forms) since the 1930's. Western swing, a type of music popularized during the thirties by the famous Bob Wills and his band the Texas Playboys, with its jazzy, upbeat, easy to dance to cowboy sound played in dance halls across the mid-west. It influenced the various forms of Country Dancing, including the two step, line dancing, and cowboy waltz, that continue to be popular social dances in the US and Internationally. Would you like to learn for free how to line dance from an expert?
In this free video series, watch as line dancing expert Dawn Williams teaches how to line dance. Learn the various steps, how to move to the different counts, how to do tricks while line dancing, how to do the tub thump, and how to put it all together. Get free line dancing lessons and get started with your country western music today.
"Hi, I'm Dawn Williams on behalf of Expert Village. Today I will be teaching you how to do the country western line dance, the tush push. Country western line dancing is a form of dance that is choreograph to country music it also began in the south. You can find it at various events such as country music bars, wedding receptions many social gatherings and events. There are many different types of country western line dances that are choreograph to certain songs or dance that you can do to with about any song only you can find. Many popular ones are the electric slide, Boot Scoot Boogy, Watermelon Crawl and the Tush Push today I will be teaching you the Tush Push. It can be executed in 6 different 8 counts and today I will show it to you in moving forward and I will have you mirrorize the steps. I will also do the turn around and do it backwards so that you can do it with me and I'll also show you my feet and review plenty of times so that you make sure that you are caught up as to where I am in the dance. We'll go over it a few times as well as I'll teach you a few tricks so that you can mix it up change it up and do it your own way, create something different. Thank you and I hope that you will learn a lot. "
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