West Coast Swing Advanced Basics

West Coast Swing #modernswing
Advanced Basics LVL 2 Class
The How To’s and Why’s that prepare you for higher level classes with style.
This Class is for seasoned beginners.
Dancers who have taken their basics seriously that want to expand on techniques and styling that will prepare them for higher level classes.
This week we worked on Folds and Sugar Tucks with an emphasis on Spin technique and some of the most common/popular Sugar Tuck variations.
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[@MrBrut1234]

I will have to watch this video a few times. So much amazing information on here. It’s going to take a few views to sink in❤🤗🙌🏻

[@twinlion3482]

This guy is phenomenal at what he teaches. If you can keep up, he's a fountain of knowledge.

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

I really appreciate that man!! 🙏🙏

[@chickenheadjunebug]

Fantastic info about follower's body facing sides of slot on turn. Also, I love the fluidity of the "workaround anchor", which is something notoby ever taught me before.

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

Thanks! Yes, Workaround Anchors are needed on patterns that turn right and they create a styling opportunity for the ladies. Thanks for noticing.

[@maxpower8052]

I have family and friends in San Antonio. I hope to figure out a way to squeeze in a trip to Houston when I visit them later this year =)

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

We’ll leave the light on for ya.

[@maxpower8052]

@@DAmicoDanceHouston Do you have any events in April or May?

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

Just our normal every week dance schedule at this time.

[@maxpower8052]

@@DAmicoDanceHoustonThank you!

[@maxpower8052]

I agree about J hooks being superior =)

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

There’s honestly not a better way.

[@patminister4414]

What is the definition of a drop triple as I've never heard of it before thanks in advance

[@DAmicoDanceHouston]

Hello, and thank you for watching and commenting. A drop triple is a term that I used to describe dropping back, bracing yourself on the ball of the three, then replacing on and, with or without rotation on a passing pattern and then stepping on the four.
It is the only step on basic six and eight account patterns where the heel should not strike the ground due to the foot being out from under the body. The purpose of the drop is to brace you and send you forward onto the end, not to go backwards. Let me know if you need further explanation. Thanks again!

[@bdtrinh]

Thanks for asking this question! I was wondering the same thing too.