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Blues Dance Lesson: Ways to Connect

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Uploaded by on Aug 18, 2008

Dustin & Ally demonstrate the 3 most common ways to connect in Blues Dancing.
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  • Thanks again for the demo!!!

  • You're welcome!! More to come!

    --Johnny

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  • What song is this?

  • That's a good question,

    First of all, it's important to have staggered feet in order to have maximal body connection and to prevent from stepping on each other. In close embrace, generally, the center of the lead's right pectoral muscle is aligned with the center of the follow's chest. Connection is continued all the way to the stomach; a little space is left between the hips. The lead's right hand is placed under the follow's right shoulder blade.

    Hope this was helpful,

    -Dustin

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  • hello Dustin & Ally, could you tell me what the dipping/ rolling move is at 1:53 please? do you have a demonstration of how to do this move? thanks very much.

  • ally's ass is scrumptious

  • I use this video to help local dancers encourage for blues dancing. Both leads and follows here (Budapest, Hungary) are way to 'afraid' of blues: much too closed, much too sensual, much easy to misinterpret.

    THANK YOU for postin', keep on doin' you goog job.

  • Not to be rude, but sweet jesus, she is amazing!!!! You guys do really well!!!

  • Simply fabulous! Thanks for sharing.

  • Thx...I'll practise with my gf first thing :D

  • i've fallen in love with this dance! looking forward to your next blues session in OSU

  • @AnonBatch If you're going to wear shoes on a wood studio floor, you have to have nice ones that won't scuff it up. Most people I know find it easier (and cheaper) just to wear socks.

  • 1:48, did he lead that?

  • which song is that? great video! should we increase the speed when the tempo of the song is increased too?

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