An intermediate group class video workshop featuring two interesting variations to the Hockey Stick. In the first one, the lead performs a spiral and in the second, the follow starts with a side chasse and then a spiral.
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This 45-minute video workshop goes through a series of simple but powerful exercises to help you develop a natural and technically correct use of swing for dances such as the Waltz.
In this half-hour workshop, we look at several different entries to the Fishtail, giving you opportunities to make your Quickstep more interesting.
In this half-hour workshop, we cover a series of Slow Foxtrot figures that include the Bounce Fallaway and Curved Three Step, along with others.
Anna Mikhed gives an hour-long lecture via Zoom on various issues related to connection in the ballroom dances.
A 4-minute video demonstrating a fun entry to the Viennese Waltz that emulates the formality this dance used to enjoy.
In this half-hour group class workshop, we review the Four Quick Run and Six Quick Run in Quickstep, including the most common entries to each.
This video tutorial applies an unusual direction to the Waltz Chasse, and then adds an unusual entry to the Wing.
Floor craft is the skill of creating space on the dance floor. This is as much a technical skill as the footwork, frame and dynamics of dance movements, but it’s often forgotten by dancers too focused on technique to think about dancing.
An intermediate group class video workshop providing an interesting Rumba Routine consisting of basic figures.
This video tutorial takes a series of common Tango figures and puts them together with slight modifications to make your dancing more interesting.
An intermediate group class video workshop looking at 8 of the 9 Cha Cha Chasses in detail, with a nice grouping to apply them.
A quick technique video that gives you an interesting beginning to your Viennese Waltz
An intermediate group class video workshop looking at how to create three dimensional body rotation in Cha Cha to improve the look of your dancing.
A 40-minute workshop covering a variety of turns and spins used in Ballroom, Smooth and Latin dances.
The Reverse Wave is a fairly simple but beautiful Slow Foxtrot figure that is essentially a backwards Three Step. Learn how to dance it well in this 35-minute video workshop.
A half-hour intermediate group class video workshop looking at the Roundabout in Samba and some entries and exits.
Short instructional video describing a common issue in leading the Open Impetus and how to resolve it.
In this half-hour group class workshop, we review the Fishtail and look at several different ways to use it with a variety of preceding step patterns.
Group class video 40-minute workshop primarily focused on exploring different ways to apply the Back Corte in International Tango to other figures.
Group class video 40-minute workshop exploring the three most popular versions of the Outside Swivel in Tango, using a Reverse Turn.
A half-hour intermediate group class video workshop looking at various types of Rumba Walks to provide more technical insights.
Breathing is a vital part of good ballroom dancing, yet it’s rarely talked about. This workshop goes into detail, covering a number of dances.
George and Wendy Pytlik of Delta Dance take you through a 2-hour video class covering the Slow Foxtrot with popular figure combinations.
There are four types of lead in ballroom dancing. Some are more challenging than others. This article explores them in more detail.
In this workshop, we look at three intermediate Paso Doble figures based on those used in our Paso choreography, the Deplacement, Huit, and the Twists.
An intermediate group class video workshop looking at how you can improvise your Paso Doble with simple step patterns and timing changes.
George and Wendy Pytlik of Delta Dance take you through a program covering the Viennese Waltz to help you look great on the dance floor.
An intermediate group class video workshop looking at ways to dance Rumba with more power and confidence.
Turns happen throughout every Latin dance, yet many dancers don’t understand how to create a balanced turn. Here’s some insight.
