Thank you for this video! I'm an animator and I've been looking around for AGESSSS for a good reference of a waltz where the couple turns during the dance instead of staying static in profile in front of the camera-now I know how to actually place the feet to get the characters to turn-before I kept mixing up which foot goes where while drawing :D
Guys, you are so amazing. This is a magical moment for me. I dream about how I am going to dance the very magical dance with the man who is going to be my husband. Can't wait to start practice!!!
You guys are great! You have taught me a lot and I have already subscribed to you even though I only have watched one video! You guys are professionals!
Thank you so much I have a dance coming up in a month and am a total noob I'm kinda interested in the girl I'm dancing with so I really don't want to mess up again thanks for this video
I went to a country swing dance last night and got caught flat-footed, not knowing how to waltz. I think I might be able to do a decent job now. Thank you for sharing you skills and knowledge with us!
My father taught me how to Waltz a long time ago, but I could only remember the box step ( which the way he taught me was a little different, and more confusing). So lately I've been trying to re-learn how to dance as a way o impressing my date. This has by far been the best video, and all in all, just the best channel for learning how to dance! Thank you Ballroom Feed!
That's called "body contact" and is only necessary once you've gotten pretty advanced in your technique! Until you've mastered posture, dance position and your partner connection, weight transfer (along with the steps of course) - body contact will only make things more difficult for you. Later in the syllabus it could help with certain actions and advance your dancing to a higher level. Hope this helps :)
Hello again I have other questions, does a follower of a waltz move slow or move faster while dancing and can a person lead a dance doing a follower position.
No matter the dance style the follower and the leader should dance at the same tempo, neither faster or slower than the other partner. The waltz is on the slower side but is consistent with 1-2-3 etc. The person in the follower position should not lead and should let the person in the leader position lead. If you prefer leading then I would recommend switching roles :)
Does it matter if you go left foot forward or left foot backwards as a first step? I watched some other tutorials and people said that leader starts with right foot forward and turns to the right. I'm just confused rn 🤣🤣
That's fair! There are two types of waltz - the american style smooth waltz (this is the version we teach on our channel) and the international style standard waltz which is the other version you've seen. Both are correct in there own styles! You can decide for yourself which one works best for you :)
Interesting! I think you'll find our beginner bachata steps look quite different if you're interested check it out :) ruclips.net/p/PLpRDMDJwhgOxRxKbR3QH0PX9zt_BLnHCE
@@handlemissing I'm sure you have! I've seen it in bachata for more solo work than with a partner, but one of the best things about dance is you get to choose what you want to do :)
I've got a dance soon, these tutorials are a godsend
Happy to help! :)
Me and my friends are learning this for our Christmas gala, Is there going to be Waltz music? No. but are we still going to Waltz? Yess
Love that for you!!
Thank you for this video! I'm an animator and I've been looking around for AGESSSS for a good reference of a waltz where the couple turns during the dance instead of staying static in profile in front of the camera-now I know how to actually place the feet to get the characters to turn-before I kept mixing up which foot goes where while drawing :D
Awesome, happy to help!!
Guys, you are so amazing. This is a magical moment for me. I dream about how I am going to dance the very magical dance with the man who is going to be my husband. Can't wait to start practice!!!
Thank you!! That’s so amazing, enjoy every moment!!❤️
With these tutorials, I might just look like I know what I'm doing on the dance floor. Thanks
That is the plan! You got this Bruce :)
Thank you so much for sharing
It makes sense to me now with your outstanding and very clear instructions
Thanks so much Sally! Means a lot :)
Thank you! It had been awhile and I was surprised what I had forgotten.
You're very welcome! 😀
Many thanks for the simple, well demonstrated, clear instructions.🕺
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!! :)
Such a great video, you guys deserve so many more views
Thank you!! Means a lot :)
You guys are great! You have taught me a lot and I have already subscribed to you even though I only have watched one video! You guys are professionals!
Awesome! Thank you! :)
Thank you for this video, I am writing a story that involves my character learning how to waltz and this video helps so much.
Glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you so much I have a dance coming up in a month and am a total noob I'm kinda interested in the girl I'm dancing with so I really don't want to mess up again thanks for this video
Happy to help! Best of luck! :)
I really really love that song at the end of the video with the waltz, really would love to learn the dance steps with that song. xxx ♥
Unfortunately I don't have the title of the song. It's a royalty free waltz from storyblocks.com
I went to a country swing dance last night and got caught flat-footed, not knowing how to waltz. I think I might be able to do a decent job now. Thank you for sharing you skills and knowledge with us!
Awesome! Happy to help :)
My father taught me how to Waltz a long time ago, but I could only remember the box step ( which the way he taught me was a little different, and more confusing). So lately I've been trying to re-learn how to dance as a way o impressing my date. This has by far been the best video, and all in all, just the best channel for learning how to dance! Thank you Ballroom Feed!
Thank you so much, means a lot!! Glad it's helping :)
totally not learning this for my gf, y’all are bout to make me the best bf ever 😂
That's awesome!! She'll love it :)
2y later same boat😅💀
Basic steps. Keep adding different movements. Try on dance musics (W) on I-Pad Music lists.
Ive seen some people join their hips, why is that? whats the difference? thank you very much for the tutorials :)
That's called "body contact" and is only necessary once you've gotten pretty advanced in your technique! Until you've mastered posture, dance position and your partner connection, weight transfer (along with the steps of course) - body contact will only make things more difficult for you. Later in the syllabus it could help with certain actions and advance your dancing to a higher level. Hope this helps :)
@@BallroomFeed wow great! It all sounds so exciting thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :)
@@l3a3n31 Thanks for tuning in!! :)
Hello again I have other questions, does a follower of a waltz move slow or move faster while dancing and can a person lead a dance doing a follower position.
No matter the dance style the follower and the leader should dance at the same tempo, neither faster or slower than the other partner. The waltz is on the slower side but is consistent with 1-2-3 etc.
The person in the follower position should not lead and should let the person in the leader position lead. If you prefer leading then I would recommend switching roles :)
Thank you for all your service !!
Does it matter if you go left foot forward or left foot backwards as a first step? I watched some other tutorials and people said that leader starts with right foot forward and turns to the right. I'm just confused rn 🤣🤣
That's fair! There are two types of waltz - the american style smooth waltz (this is the version we teach on our channel) and the international style standard waltz which is the other version you've seen. Both are correct in there own styles! You can decide for yourself which one works best for you :)
Great! now i just need a partner...
Looks very similar to bachata beginners first set of steps.
Interesting! I think you'll find our beginner bachata steps look quite different if you're interested check it out :) ruclips.net/p/PLpRDMDJwhgOxRxKbR3QH0PX9zt_BLnHCE
I could've sworn I've seen the box steps in a Latino dance.
@@handlemissing I'm sure you have! I've seen it in bachata for more solo work than with a partner, but one of the best things about dance is you get to choose what you want to do :)
5:52 Social Dance Online reference.
If you hear it more than once it's probably good information to remember 😉
5:59 Insert ballgown here.