Monterey Turns - How To Do Quarter & Half Monterey Turns - Line Dance

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This video provides instruction for learning how to do Quarter & Half Monterey Turns used in line dancing. It teaches Toe Switches as well as they form the foundation for Montereys.
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6 июл 2020

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@stephenmcfarlane7961 4 дня назад

Thankyou so much Kari I went to beginners lessons today and got montery steps thrown at me with very little instruction. It turns out after watching your tutorial that we were doing two half turn Monterey steps.i came home and watched you and i feel confident now as you took us through the basic step to the many variations. Thankyou for explaining it so well. By knowing the basics it is easy to understand. Thankyou.❤

@kari-karislinedancing6146 3 часа назад

Thank you so much for your kind words and sharing your experiences with me, Stephen! I'm so happy I could be of help! Monterey turns can be tricky. It's great you have them down pat now and they're lots of fun too, right? If interested in learning more moves and terminology you might enjoy visiting my website KarisLineDancing.com and clicking the How-To Videos tab. I break down the vast majority of line dance moves there and it can be of huge help when transitioning into any class. It's wonderful you're a dancer now and best wishes for a fabulous journey! 💃🏽🕺🏻💃🏽 😁 👏🏽 🎉

@farnold1949 2 года назад

Thanks for the instruction. I use your how-to videos whenever I'm adding a new step to my class. I had watched this one a few months ago, but had not used it in any of our dances. But now I've got to add a half turn Monterey to our steps, and your I'm reviewing the steps. Good job.

@kari-karislinedancing6146 2 года назад

Thank you so much for writing, Fred! I am so happy my videos can be of help to you for your students and it's wonderful you're sharing them with them too. Thank you for helping to spread the amazing joy of line dance with those around you, and if you'd like another more orderly way for you students to look at my How-To videos remind them to check out the How-To Videos menu option on my website at KarisLineDancing.com as there are easy ways they can access all of them from there. And remind them to subscribe to my RU-vid channel so they'll get all the new ones as well! Well thanks again, all the best, and happy dancing! ❤️ 💃🏽🕺🏻💃🏽 ❤️

@cherylmccarthy2932 9 месяцев назад

This tutorial was so helpful as I am learning Feels This Good which ends with a 1/2 Monterey turn to the right. Thank you so much!

@kari-karislinedancing6146 9 месяцев назад

I'm so glad I could be of help, Cheryl! Monterey turns are lots of fun so have a wonderful time now that you've got them down! Happy dancing! ❤️ 💃🏽🕺🏻💃🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 😁

@tctniwy5369 Год назад

I am trying to find an answer re Monterey turn and I am here. Your how-to videos may become a line dance step encyclopedia. 😃Good job. My question is: Do we always turn RIGHT when using our right foot to do this turn? If I decide to turn LEFT to fit my dance, will it become another step that I'm not aware of? Can I just call this a 'modified' Monterey turn? Thanks.

@kari-karislinedancing6146 Год назад

Hi and thanks! Re the Monterey turns, I have never come across one that starts with the right foot and turns left so I would say that if you did want to turn left you probably shouldn't call it a modified Monterey but might want to call it a left-turning toe switch. ie if you are pointing right, then turning aurter leftto step the right foot beside the left and then pointing left with your left and then stepping left beside right, then you are really just doing a toe switch but adding in a left turn on the second move. So if that' what you're doing in your dance, I'd probably call it a left-turning toe switch. As for the Monterey turns, yes, when you use your right foot to start the Monterey you would always turn right. If you wanted to turn left using a Monterey, you'd want to just do a left Monterey ie starting with your left foot. I hope this helps and good luck with your dance - no matter what you call the move, I'm sure it will be fun! ❤ 💃🏽🕺🏻💃🏽 😁

@tctniwy5369 Год назад

@@kari-karislinedancing6146 Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Very clear, well explained. All the best to you in the new year!💝

@kari-karislinedancing6146 Год назад

@@tctniwy5369 Thanks for this lovely reply and all the best to you as well for a wonderful 2023! ❤ 💃🏽🕺🏻💃🏽