Rebecca Stout Artistic Sample: Teaching the Buck Step 

Perfectly said👌 ❤

Couldn't agree more!!

Then go find less.

Just thinking the same damned thing. I usually ignored "recommended channels" because they're junk. The wholesomeness of this one's thumbnail told me otherwise. I use RU-vid strictly for informational purposes or to catch up on hockey highlights. The rest of it.... pffft.

I was just wondering about that too. It shouldn't hurt our joints to exercise and have fun! Did you try it? How did it go for your knees?

Ive heard this called shuffling elsewhere. 😊

Look up Buck Dancing. Mrs. Moonshine ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-49-B6whDHhM.html I'm not an expert but this girl is the best I've ever seen! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3lNkCt1CDc0.html

and brought me from Hannover, Germany!

​@@waltertanner7982How different is Deutsche basic folk dance?

​@@waltertanner7982Grüße an meine Heimatstadt aus der rheinischen Provinz 😄

@@MakerBoyOldBoy very different mostly! But we have also Polkas and row dances. When I am out to some „anglican concert“, I sometimes do a little buck dance under the table…

@@Fraususemil Aber gern 😎 … Ich soll zurückgrüßen! ☺️

I am so excited for you!!

Well done you 👏👏👏👏

Kelly, snap! Except I didn't know the running man was that old, I've only heard of it since about 10 years ago, and I tried to do it because I love dancing but I couldn't get it right, then watching this I thought the same as you! Great minds think alike, sweet soul💪💖🙏

OMG, I saw this dance as the running man, too! 😂❤

I haven’t heard that expression since my great aunt died, thank you

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Thank you so much! My daughter is 16 now and we were just talking last night about how much fun we had working on this video together with T. Paul Anderegg. It was a magical experience!

Emmy award content indeed. A full length show or series in this setting would have viewers. And, now that your daughters older you could simply expand the cast of characters a bit with each new move taught of dance. Everything needed is right here.

Thank you! You can purchase or stream the entire 10 step series for merely $20 through my website! Thank you for supporting traditional Appalachian dance www.flatfootandfancyfree.com

@@rebeccastout4785 Miss Stout. I just saw your reply here. Please accept my apology for the delay. It's wonderful that you and your daughter can continue to enjoy the work you put into the above video. Personally, I'm convinced that you would have been the perfect Miss Molly replacement for Romper Room . On video content, I believe I have a little more knowledge than the average viewer. I don't know if there is a way to privately message, but briefly, I was legal support for a nationally broadcast Emmy award documentary and earlier served as an elected governor to the TV Academy Emmy Awards-NY. I also chaired the TV Academy Membership Committee. Your video is great stuff. The sound effects, the AV synch or not... It's just so rare and enjoyable to watch it. You've got it all in that video. The sincerity jumps at the viewer. I love it and I hope you and your daughter have continued with it. Best to you and your daughter and may God bless.

Hi Raymond! Yes please email me at flatfootandfancyfree@gmail.com. The 10th anniversary of my DVD is coming up soon and I’d love to figure out a special way to share it with folks through public television. I don’t know anything about that stuff so I’d sure appreciate any good advice you have. I’ve been hesitant to post the entire thing on RU-vid for various reasons. This short clip is just one step out of an hour and a half long program. I’d love to do more, like developing an intermediate program, but id need to figure out how to fund it Yes, please reach out via email when you can!

I live in the smack dab middle of the USA and this dance is foreign to me as well. Unfortunately the music isn't as Country Western is popular here much to my chagrin.

I am watching from Chiba!

​@@elfin1218I moved to the Ozarks here and wondered why I haven't seen anyone doing this around here in the musicals area.

Sean nos in Ireland and highland dance of Scotland seem similar.

That's the exact feeling I had part way through this demonstration, the roots going all the way back to Medieval or Renaissance Europe.

Don't fool yourself the world has always been sh!t.

I guess it was better as a property owning white guy. Wait... Hmmm.

@@rooster1012 If by always you mean starting in 2008 I agree...

@@trith72 You make zero sense numbnutz.

You want a world of fourth grade educated adults like yourself. 'tis why, Jethro.

My post above is about exactly that. If you don't see it, please let me know.

I've been trying to learn it. It's like clogging, only with a slide. If you watch Lynard Sinnard's live performance of Freebird, you'll see Ronnie Van Zant buck dancing and nearly achieving lift off while he plays that amazing guitar solo.

In Australia it's called clogging and comes under the umbrella of the square dancing association. There are clubs you can join. Super, super good fun to do.

I have nerve damage in my pelvis, making it very difficult to dance. I have found that I can sit in a chair, and although it isn't exactly the same, I can still recreate some of the moves! Allow your inner dancer to flow to the surface and do what you can! There is no rule that dance must be done standing up!! I hope you try this. Dance truly can be enjoyed by all!!

@@amyralls6218 I do,at home with Alexa…lol. We are dealing with a lot right now as my husband has terminal cancer, and we are focusing on keeping him occupied and healthy,but I love your energy and enthusiasm. Thank you.

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Always in Bluegrass. All folk music, really. Have you noticed that? It's world wide. Dance that upper class, rich, what have you, is beautiful, and very posing. But the farmers, bricklayers, anyone actually doing the work, are going to stomp. The feet have some words to say. It's that way here in Appalachia, in Ireland, France, Italy, I just watched a video of African folk dance where I thought they were going to lift off the ground with the quick stomping. It was beautiful.

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So kind thank you!

So kind thank you!

So kind thank you!

So kind thank you!

So kind thank you!

How old was she when she taught you and is she still dancing?

Glad it was helpful!

Hi! You can order my full instructional DVD at www.flatfootandfancyfree.com. Hope that helps!

@@rebeccastout4785 I'll certainly have a look at that Rebecca, thank you!

Hi there! If you like our lesson you can go to www.flatfootandfancyfree.com to rent or purchase streaming or DVD of the entire 10 step program! Please consider supporting my continuing endeavors to teach traditional music and dance🤗

I just ordered the DVD!