I have recently become interested in learning night club 2 step and thought getting an instructional video would be an easy way to get started. I have been dancing for a while now and am proficient in two step, west coast swing, hustle, east coast swing, and a couple of other dances and have partners to work and practice with on a regular basis. In addition I already know the basic step, some very basic turns, and have taken one workshop in it already. So what I am looking for is a good video to show me some beg/int level moves and patterns I can do on a social dance floor with some technique stuff thrown in as well if possible. Does anyone have any reccomendations?
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Instructional NC2S Vids
- Thread starter b19wh33l5
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Take a look at
http://dancetrenz.com/
There are several DVDs just about NC2S. He is a good instructor.
http://dancetrenz.com/
There are several DVDs just about NC2S. He is a good instructor.
Cool, thanks for the info. I thought this site http://www.starlightdance.com/ looked interesting too. Does anyone know anything about his videos?
I have been to Starlight with some SD friends. There were certainly lots of good dancers attached the the studio the night I was there. I don't know anything in particular about that video set.
The other link is to a crew in Denver and they have a bunch of great dancers in that network as well.
I notice there are two forms of the basic. I like the one that is a bigger dance and uses a crossing break step over the more compact (might be 3rd position) break.
The other link is to a crew in Denver and they have a bunch of great dancers in that network as well.
I notice there are two forms of the basic. I like the one that is a bigger dance and uses a crossing break step over the more compact (might be 3rd position) break.
I have been to Starlight with some SD friends. There were certainly lots of good dancers attached the the studio the night I was there. I don't know anything in particular about that video set.
The other link is to a crew in Denver and they have a bunch of great dancers in that network as well.
Cool, thanks again for the info.
I notice there are two forms of the basic. I like the one that is a bigger dance and uses a crossing break step over the more compact (might be 3rd position) break.
The style I have seen the most, coming from the country/western dance scene, is a big gliding side step on 1 followed a 5th position rock step on the 2-&, then obviously repeat for 3-4-&.