West coast swing dance is one of the most popular social dance styles today.
West coast swing (WCS) originated from the Lindy Hop, and is danced in a “slotted” fashion (think of back and forth Tracks). This dance has many back and forth moves, underarm turns, spins and loops. Best of all, this dance has lots of room for improvisation, where partners can really express themselves to the fullest. [Read more…]
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Here’s the January 2020 episode of the member’s Q&A where I answer member’s dance questions.
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