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Check out the very first video of our instructional line dance video series! We are starting out with basic dances (which are perfect for beginners) and will...
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Dec 27, 2013 · Learn six fun line dances: The Electric Slide, Copperhead Road, Cupid Shuffle, Boot Scootin' Boogie, Good Time, and Watermelon Crawl. All are available on o...
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This fully comprehensive series of 30 Linedance teaching videos covers 30 Beginner steps from the Grapevine through to The Cruise.
Find and download linedance stepsheets by count, level, wall, language and type. Browse the most popular and recently added line dance choreographers and music.
- Overview
- Dancing the Grapevine
- Shuffling Steps
- Making a Kickball Change
- Making Pivot Turns
- Putting Steps Together
- Joining a Line Dance
Line dancing is a form of synchronized dancing in which dancers are arranged in rows, or lines, facing either in the same direction or each other. Dancers move in unison and do not come into physical contact with one another during the dance. Anyone can join a
just by knowing a few simple steps.
For the grapevine, stand with your feet together then cross your left foot behind and to the right of your right. Step your right foot to the right to bring your feet together.
Shuffle by stepping your right foot 1-1/2 feet forward. Slide your left foot to meet it, then repeat the steps with your left foot forward first.
Stand with your feet together.
Keep your arms relaxed at your sides.
Step out with your right foot.
Your feet should now be about a shoulder's width apart.
Step your left foot behind and to the right of your right foot..
Your legs should now be crossing one another.
Stand with your feet together.
Keep your arms relaxed at your sides. Step forward about 1-1/2 feet with your right foot.
Slide, or shuffle, your left foot up to meet your right foot.
At least part of your foot should be touching the ground the entire time.
Step forward once again with your right foot.
This is the last step of the sequence.
Stand with your feet together.
Kick your right foot forward a few inches above the ground, then lean forward and step on the ball of that foot, but only for a second.
Place your foot back in its original position.
Then step down with your left foot.
Repeat the move beginning with your left foot.
is featured in many dances, including Copperhead Road.
Step forward with your right foot.
Place your weight on the ball of your foot and pivot 90-degrees to your left.
Shift your weight to your left foot.
Bring your feet back together.
Repeat the move with your left foot, this time pivoting 90-degrees to your right.
Pivot turns are used in many line dances, including the popular Cupid Shuffle,
Line dance to the song, "The Cupid Shuffle."
Put the above steps together to
perform the Cupid Shuffle Line Dance
Step four steps to the left using either the grapevine or a side shuffle, keeping rhythm with the song. Then make four similar steps to the right.
Complete the kickball change with your left foot, followed by your right foot. Repeat the step with each foot.
Pivot turn to the left, adding extra steps, turns and hip movements in tune to the music.
Join a line dance at any club, party or reception by walking to the end of one line.
Once in place, you can start stepping in time with the other dancers.
If there is no more room on either side of the current lines, form a new line in the front or back.
The rhythm of the line dance will be based on the tempo of the song playing. Step in time with the other dancers to stay on track.
Use the four walls of a room as reference points while line dancing.
When practicing the different moves, make an effort to always be moving in a straight line either to the side, front and back. This will be especially important when you are dancing with groups of people.
Scissor Step. Double Grapevine. Advanced Steps: Vaudeville Step. Lindy Step. Cross Chasse. Line Dancing is a combination of specific steps in varying ways. While this list won't be all inclusive, it will cover about 90% of the moves we do. Try a new step (or more!) each week and see how much faster you pick up dances as you learn more and more ...
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Apr 26, 2018 · Learn to line dance in your own time, at your own pace with multi-award winning, world champion instructor and choreographer Rachael McEnaney-White. Each step… Watch Beginner - Improver Line Dance Instruction with Rachael McEnaney-White Online | Vimeo On Demand on Vimeo
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