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Beginners Foxtrot - The Promenade

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Uploaded by on Dec 30, 2007

The complete DVD is available for download at http://shop.grandballroom.com/. This DVD collection is the perfect step-by-step guide for the absolute beginners who secretly wish that they can dance gracefully and effortlessly across the dance floor. It is part of a complete series of six DVDs Salsa, Waltz, Cha Cha, Tango, Jive, Foxtrot. Each DVD features Andy & Wendy Wong, owners and instructors of the largest dance studio in North America, teaching and demonstrating the steps exactly the way they do it in their hugely popular classes. Learn from these professionals who have taught over 15,000 students in their world-renowned dance studio, The Grand Ballroom. See their whole catalogue of instructional DVDs by visiting their online store at www.grandballroom.com.

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  • help.. what is step 3? it wasn't clear at the end of the video. thanks.

  • Step 3 is LF to side for man and RF to side for lady.

    Thanks for watching.

    Andy

    The Grand Ballroom

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  • @luvsorbet . The step # 3 is the underarm turn. It was not explained. Have a great day.

  • I don't mind if videos teach the steps of the Hokey Cokey as long as thedance (if dance it is) isn't dressed up as being the Polka. The problem here is that people could watch this and imagine that it has some relevance to the Slow Foxtrot. Andy could have got around this by teaching this as the "Social Foxtropt", since I think that is what Americans call it. In fairness, the viideos in which he does teach the Slow Foxtrot are great,.

  • I see.

    How then, do you teach beginners? Are you saying the steps are wrong? Not clear.

  • If you put inverted commas around 'American' it is. It's dancing in the sense in which painting by numbers is art.

  • Isn't this an American dance?

  • After one minute,I was worn out.Sharon.

  • thanks :)

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