Irish Step Dancing for Beginners : The Beginners Reel in Irish Step Dancing

Learn the steps, moves and footwork for a beginner's reel in Irish step dancing in this free dance lesson video.

Expert: Alicia Lagan
Bio: Alicia Lagan has been Irish step dancing since she was 8 years old, and teaches Irish step dancing at the Dominic Graham School.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Irish
• step
• dance
• dancing
• steps
• moves
• footwork
• intermediate
• video
• lessons

[djtblizzle]

See, they make these things called AIRPLANES, and people sometimes get on them and MOVE to other COUNTRIES. Maybe that's why the dialect is 'Americanized'... What an idiot...

[broadway102]

yeah.. but for some of us (like me) it's fun to learn in your spare time. I could never afford dance classes, so for somebody to take the time to make videos is awesome, even if they aren't the best with technique.

[sazji]

Well little hints of the accent do pop out here and there. Like the `lead araind.` :)

[BriaBrassie]

love your videos! I just started to learn Irish dancing and your lessons are extremely easy to follow and are very helpful. One thing: it would help tremendously if the videos were labeled as part 1, 2... as it is very hard to watch them in sequence. Thank you!

[DanceEngineer]

Thanks, Alicia. I have almost mastered this routine and now my wife and daughter want to learn it. You are a lovely ambassador for Irish Step Dance.

[kardancer1]

@Leodhais No Actually, my boyfriend is from Limerick Ireland, I spend a lot of time over there. In Ireland they say Soccer because, They have their own sport called Gaelic Football. England calls Soccer Football. Also, not you but for those questioning her accent if she has lived in the US for awhile because people do move! They loose or accent changes partially on accident due to what you here around you and to subconsciously pick it up. I know I tend to do that being their for long periods.

[kardancer1]

@Leodhais No Actually, my boyfriend is from Limerick Ireland, I spend a lot of time over there. In Ireland they say Soccer because, They have their own sport called Gaelic Football. England calls Soccer Football. Also, not you but for those questioning her accent if she has lived in the US for awhile because people do move! They loose or accent changes partially on accident due to what you here around you and to subconsciously pick it up. I know I tend to do that being their for long periods.

[hooverwildes007]

What's with the american accent. I don't think she Irish.

[basszealot]

do u give private lessons? ;)

[infraredcaw]

man she is so very gorgeous....

[Leodhais]

@Leirlandais Oh... I didn't realize they made it in America, now it makes sence.