I just found your channel! As a female who dances with her friends a lot (and who always leads for some reason😂) this series has been great! I'm not great with coordination, but these tutorials have broken down the steps to a level I can fully understand, and I thank you for that.
I have been tearing through your videos! Thank you for making this channel. I embarrassed myself at a wedding because a bridesmaid asked me to dance. I've never really done it before. Not real dancing anyway. Just grinding. She loves it, and I want to learn.
Absolutely beautiful!..And so professional!..everyone of the these special couples Videos..are Amazing & Inspirational!..They both teach you the Correct technique..and they show you how to Dance..I have certainly Taught me how to master the Dancing techniques properly!. Thank you & much appreciated.. The more you watch & learn ..the more you know how little you know about the art of Dancing!..Thank you for sharing your flawless techniques & Knowledge!!.. awesome!!..
I'm a man but I really just cant dance at all. Event coming up and will have to fake it on some old country music songs. What's the simplest way to get by on older country music if you cant dance?! Lol Father/daughter wedding dance all eyes on us!
Anyone can dance! Just takes some instruction and practice :) it depends on the song. Do you have a specific song you’re using for the dance? And congrats on your daughters wedding!!
@@BallroomFeed Thank you for the congrats, and for responding so quickly. The Tennessee Waltz by Patty Page is what we picked for the father/daughter dance. I think I may be getting that down at least good enough to not look to bad when we do it. But that will probably be the only waltz and the other music will mostly be older country. I have always found that harder. I took dance lessons 30 yrs ago and it seems like there was a simpler way taught to do a two step than everyone taking the two long steps forward, then two short, as they tend to do now. I find that real difficult for some reason. The simpler one was like a side to side step. I found it easier back them but I cant remember the step. I may just resort to your side tap, side tap. But that may be a bit dull. Any ideas? The wedding is only 10 days away!
@@Dion-rz3fz Well that's fantastic you have the waltz down!! Unfortunately we currently don't have any "2 step" on our channel currently but we do teach the single time swing which also works! Not sure if that's the one you're referring to having a hard time with or not, but I'm going to link it for you to check out. That's my best suggestion for older country songs! If they're slower songs the foxy works well and it's pretty easy to learn. Hope these help! Single Time Swing: www.ballroomfeed.com/club-single-time-swing Foxy: www.ballroomfeed.com/wedding-foxy
Fantastic! Thanks, will practice with my skeleton doll first just in case ill mess it up 😂 just one question, why i always feel wooden when it comes to dance?
In the demo, while turning, you first held hands low, then raised the left (man), but after the turn you changed into a different hold. Could you explain more on how/when to do this?
Awesome question! Two different ways to hold your partner 1 with just hands being more casual and 2 taking a more traditional ballroom dance hold. You can really switch whenever you want, but after a turn is a seamless transition where I just put my arm on her back and she then can put her left arm on my right arm. Let me know if i can clarify more and thanks for watching!
I'm glad you are bringing back the ways to dance 🩰. I learned to do it in 6th grade but now I guess they don't teach it in school anymore!!!! It's called "social dance"!!! That's so cool 😎🆒!!!!
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I just found your channel! As a female who dances with her friends a lot (and who always leads for some reason😂) this series has been great! I'm not great with coordination, but these tutorials have broken down the steps to a level I can fully understand, and I thank you for that.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
I loved this video! Really motivating for someone who "couldn't" dance!
So glad it helped!! Thank you for watching :)
I might actually be able to do this without making a fool out of myself now! You two are the best
Thank you!! You got this :)
I have been tearing through your videos! Thank you for making this channel. I embarrassed myself at a wedding because a bridesmaid asked me to dance. I've never really done it before. Not real dancing anyway. Just grinding. She loves it, and I want to learn.
That's awesome thanks so much for watching!! And yes dancing is definitely a life long skill :)
Thanks for the tips. We enjoyed our recent Valentines Dance using your ideas!
Awesome! Thank you! :)
That looks like so much fun, I can't wait ! Thank you, you have a really mellow aura and your deliver flows as smooth as the way you two dance. ! 😃
Hi, thank you much!! Glad you enjoyed :)
I must have the wrong friends because nobody ever dances at the parties I've been to.
Looks like you have to be the first!
Absolutely beautiful!..And so professional!..everyone of the these special couples Videos..are Amazing & Inspirational!..They both teach you the Correct technique..and they show you how to Dance..I have certainly Taught me how to master the Dancing techniques properly!. Thank you & much appreciated..
The more you watch & learn ..the more you know how little you know about the art of Dancing!..Thank you for sharing your flawless techniques & Knowledge!!.. awesome!!..
Wow thanks Martin!! We appreciate you very much! Thank you for watching and so happy you are enjoying the videos :)
They are so cute
Thank you 😊
Anxiety overload.
You got this!!!
Hey I really enjoyed this video
I’ve been to a few dances and I’ve never known how to
(Sorta awkward😬)
Thanks for watching!! Hopefully next time you'll have some moves :)
I'm a man but I really just cant dance at all. Event coming up and will have to fake it on some old country music songs. What's the simplest way to get by on older country music if you cant dance?! Lol Father/daughter wedding dance all eyes on us!
Anyone can dance! Just takes some instruction and practice :) it depends on the song. Do you have a specific song you’re using for the dance?
And congrats on your daughters wedding!!
@@BallroomFeed Thank you for the congrats, and for responding so quickly. The Tennessee Waltz by Patty Page is what we picked for the father/daughter dance. I think I may be getting that down at least good enough to not look to bad when we do it. But that will probably be the only waltz and the other music will mostly be older country. I have always found that harder. I took dance lessons 30 yrs ago and it seems like there was a simpler way taught to do a two step than everyone taking the two long steps forward, then two short, as they tend to do now. I find that real difficult for some reason. The simpler one was like a side to side step. I found it easier back them but I cant remember the step. I may just resort to your side tap, side tap. But that may be a bit dull. Any ideas? The wedding is only 10 days away!
@@Dion-rz3fz Well that's fantastic you have the waltz down!! Unfortunately we currently don't have any "2 step" on our channel currently but we do teach the single time swing which also works! Not sure if that's the one you're referring to having a hard time with or not, but I'm going to link it for you to check out. That's my best suggestion for older country songs! If they're slower songs the foxy works well and it's pretty easy to learn. Hope these help!
Single Time Swing: www.ballroomfeed.com/club-single-time-swing
Foxy: www.ballroomfeed.com/wedding-foxy
Fantastic! Thanks, will practice with my skeleton doll first just in case ill mess it up 😂 just one question, why i always feel wooden when it comes to dance?
In the demo, while turning, you first held hands low, then raised the left (man), but after the turn you changed into a different hold. Could you explain more on how/when to do this?
Awesome question!
Two different ways to hold your partner 1 with just hands being more casual and 2 taking a more traditional ballroom dance hold. You can really switch whenever you want, but after a turn is a seamless transition where I just put my arm on her back and she then can put her left arm on my right arm.
Let me know if i can clarify more and thanks for watching!
@@BallroomFeed Thanks for the explanation, I'm subscribed now!
@@BelegaerTheGreat Yay!! Thank you for your support!! :)
No, that's too much for me....
Non never dancer......
I'm glad you are bringing back the ways to dance 🩰. I learned to do it in 6th grade but now I guess they don't teach it in school anymore!!!! It's called "social dance"!!! That's so cool 😎🆒!!!!
Happy you enjoyed!! At least they’re the internet now :)