HOW TO DO the Job of Journeywork - Traditional Set

Traditional Set dances can be tricky for a dancer to learn, so IDM enlisted the help of one of the world's best dancers, Mackenzie Cross of the Watt School in Western Canada to help YOU master the Job of Journeywork!
Mackenzie is a 2-time World podium placer who recently placed 2nd at the All Irelands and WON last year's North American Championships! We hope you find this video helpful! Freeze frame it to break down each part. Like and comment below and be sure to subscribe to our channel. We have previously uploaded both the St. Patrick's Day set and the Blackbird set, both found on our "HOW TO IRISH DANCE" playlist! Check those out too :)
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[@roisinnigcrainn7722]

If you slow it down, you'll see that before she starts the rock, she rolls en pointe with the left foot and sweeps the right foot in at the same time. This is how you get a super-smooth high-speed rock!
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[@zoebarnes2593]

can you guys post how to's like this for king of the fairies, three sea's, and jockey!!

[@KathyW2200]

Lovely, but this is a performance, not a "how to".

[@saramcdowell5596]

What brand of shoes are you wearing?

[@Therealscousedancer]

lovely!

[@VtecLad92]

Thats wrong.