A half-hour workshop video covering a beautiful Slow Foxtrot grouping that turns the corner and continues along the long wall of the dance floor.
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In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
Half-hour Slow Foxtrot group class workshop covering a beautiful Silver-level group of figures that can fill the long wall.
Half-hour Slow Foxtrot group class workshop covering a beautiful yet fairly simple routine that can fill the long wall.
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.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this four-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
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.
George and Wendy Pytlik of Delta Dance take you through a 2-hour video class covering the Slow Foxtrot with popular figure combinations.
40-minute group class video workshop exploring the use of the Running Finish and Open Natural to create choreography options in the Slow Foxtrot.
40-minute group class video workshop exploring ways to dance more musical movement in the Slow Foxtrot.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
In this six-part series, we’ll begin the Slow Foxtrot from the beginning, so it is suitable for those who have never learned it.
Watch world champions from different eras demonstrate exquisite Slow Foxtrot technique with impromptu dance camp performances.
The World Super Series competition in 2019 offers a great look at professional couples dancing the basic figures in competition.
Insights from a lecture by Italian coach Michele Bonsignori at The Camp about the value of understanding basic steps even when you dance at a high level.
All ballroom dancers are aware that the Slow Foxtrot is the most difficult dance to master in the Ballroom genre. A key reason is the unusual timing in Slow Foxtrot.
The beauty of Slow Foxtrot is in the long, slow horizontal movement with very gradual, minimal rise that extends the smooth linear action of the dance. So how do you achieve that long, slow movement?
I recently came across a series of notes I had made while attending the Professional Congress Workshops at the Embassy Ball a few years ago. I especially appreciated the clarity and power of message from Barbara Ambroz, a top adjudicator and one of the presenters.
I love the Slow Foxtrot. It’s considered the most challenging of the Standard dances because of the control required to dance well, but everything about it, from the music to the quality of the movement, is beautiful. Here’s some more insight into this dance.
