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Summary: Dance steps for the jitterbug start with by moving to the left side, moving to the right side and then stepping back with the left foot. Ladies should follow the lead of their partner when dancing the jitterbug with instructions from an experienced dance instructor in this free video on dancing.
Rosario Nene Ortega is a ballroom dance instructor at The Goddess Store in Hollywood, Florida. She is a professional instructor and performer of Argentine tango, disco, swing, ballroom...read more
"Hello my name is Rosario Nene Ortega and I am a dance instructor at the Goddess Store in Hollywood, Florida. In this clip I am going to show you how to do the jitterbug step. It is a very fun step. We are going to start with the leading process and we are going to move the left to the side, right and then he is going to tape back and step again. So it is one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, and I am going to show you very slowly the leading part is to please face the camera, his left, side, the other side and drop back, again one, two, drop back, four and the ladies we are going to mirror our partner. So it is going to be one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four and it is going to look like this. Again this is the jitterbug step basic with Rosario Nene Ortega."
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