I'm from Austin Texas. I've been going to 2-stepping places a fair amount, but last weekend, I went to Mavericks where for the first time I saw Country Swing and West Coast Swing. An entire next level from 2 stepping. Can't wait to learn these dances!
@@ATXMatt I’ve passed by it and it looks so nice compared to Pflugerville location. Do you mean traditional Texas State student young? Country spots usually attract all ages.
Man didn't know all these styles. Lol just recently been going to a country bar and see people doing all these styles and I just get embarrassed being a drunk dummy. Litterly everyone knows what their doing then I try and just get stared at
There was a couple at the end of the night that started to try to help some one and me. Lol but I couldn't get the 2 step thing down though it seems soooo easy
Hi there. The best tip we could give in this format is to definitely manage your spacing. When there is a height difference, it is important than you stay close to each other. It's more difficult to turn under the arm when you're farther away :-)
Will you guys coming to Tennessee any time soon. Me and my wife hope so. I was a Ballroom instructor on my mid 20's and got into county and meet my wife dancing also but we got married had kids and was out of it for a while and kid grew up and we moved to Tennessee and would like to get back in to it.we have been watching your videos but would love to take a class with you. Thanks for the videos.
Hi there! We actually moved from Nashville to Houston but have family there and visit several times per year. We do plan to do some workshops there again this summer :-)
My country bar does quick quick slow instead of quick quick slow slow for two step and I can’t find any videos showing those steps- is there a specific name for doing it that way?
Personally, I've found to close my eyes and "feel" what my partner is asking me to do. I recommend trying this a lot prior to going out on the dance floor. Your lead has to be very good at leading, though, or it gets sloppy and frustrating real quick. Best of luck.
It’s still the same there :-) There are a few country dance groups. Maybe look for country line dancing first. You may find some couples dancers mixed in.
@@countrydancex I think line dancing is for singles dancing in lines, country dancing is what they do in scotland. I used to live in USA in 1976 and we used to call it the hustle. I think in the UK Salsa is the closest i'm going to get. Thankyou for the reply. Happy dancing
