Colorado Springs, The Loft for ECS, and The Whiskey Baron Dance Hall & Saloon for country swing/west coast. Think there are some places in Denver as well
Hi there! Welcome :-) ECS is ECS. There may be a few stylistic differences, but it's the same basic structure in American Rhythm as in Country. Thanks for being here and the positivity!
Cheyenne Wyoming at the outlaw saloon. Wednesday is dance lesson night...I would love to come take an advanced lesson..the live music is right after the lesson at 8. You might get a better crowd in Laramie Wyoming at the cowboy saloon and dance hall.
@@countrydancex We’ve only lived in SC for about a year and we’ve been learning to dance since last October (maybe). Lots of “new” for us. We moved here from NW Indiana (about 40 min southeast of Chicago). So we’re not familiar with the Blindhorse, or many places to dance (because of Covid). Hoping “post Covid” we will have more opportunities to expand our dancing. Sure would love it if you guys toured here and we had a chance to meet you. I watch your videos every week and I’ve learned a lot! ❤️. Hope you’ll give our area serious consideration. 😁
so I listened to your instruction about turns vs spins and how some instructors teach a spin on 1 axis when it should be a turn that travels and I believe that to be true also, but then after teaching that your move must travel, I realize that you call it the shoulder check and spin, so now I am confused.
@@countrydancex Okay, now U R being ridiculous and I don't know why, you encourage questions and comments so...... On this video you gave a lecture that a spin and a turn were different. You said a spin was on 1 axis, it did not travel, where a turn travels. You teach in this video not to do a spin, but to do a turn, yet you call the move a "spin". I think this is a valid question that should be answered seriously. If you really don't want questions then I apologize for bothering you.
Well... that was weird. The answer is simple. The name of the pattern does not always have to also double as a pattern description. In truth, all Patterns are made up by someone and all names of pattern are also made up by someone. Whoever decided to name “the shoulder spin” chose that name for whatever reason they chose. This was the point of the last response. We could call it a banana twerk and it wouldn’t change the content of the pattern or the best means of which to perform it.
This is pure gold! Thanks!
Sacramento, CA! Stoneys Rockin Rodeo!
We’ll definitely be in SoCal this summer… considering a NorCal trip :-)
You two are fantastic! My wife and I love your videos. We ARE X Dancers in Sun City Hilton Head. Would love you guys here!
Thank you! We love traveling and plan to get back to it again in the spring :-)
Colorado Springs, The Loft for ECS, and The Whiskey Baron Dance Hall & Saloon for country swing/west coast. Think there are some places in Denver as well
I'm a ballroom dancer so can't speak to the country aspect of your videos. However, I think they're terrific and easy to follow.
Hi there! Welcome :-) ECS is ECS. There may be a few stylistic differences, but it's the same basic structure in American Rhythm as in Country. Thanks for being here and the positivity!
Love love love !!
That makes us so happy to hear!
Great info, Thanks
We’re glad you enjoyed it!
When dancing with a follower that may not know what you are planing, how do you leaders signal the change from 6 count to 8 count patterns?
Scottsdale, AZ please!
We’ll be there July 16-17 :-) www.endlesssummerstepandswing.com
Add a tour to Ocean City, MD🙏💃🕺💃🕺
We've talked a lot about doing something in the Northeast and would love to. It may, however, have to wait until the restrictions calm down a bit :-/
Country Line in Canton IL would love to have you for a workshop!
We’re very seriously considering making a trip out to IL. Possibly Chicago 😃
Near Hinesville Georgia. Maybe Savannah.
East Coast please.
Cheyenne Wyoming at the outlaw saloon. Wednesday is dance lesson night...I would love to come take an advanced lesson..the live music is right after the lesson at 8. You might get a better crowd in Laramie Wyoming at the cowboy saloon and dance hall.
We will be in Cheyenne this summer :-)
The Villages, Florida....!!
Central Florida is definitely going to happen this year. How far is that from Orlando or Tampa?
@@countrydancex.....The Villages is apx 45 miles northwest of Orlando, on the Florida Turnpike.
Greenville, SC! Please. Carolina Ballroom!!!! 💃🏻💃🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
We’ve talked about SC. I (Anthony) lived in Greenville for a short time in the 90s and used to dance at the Blindhorse.
@@countrydancex We’ve only lived in SC for about a year and we’ve been learning to dance since last October (maybe). Lots of “new” for us. We moved here from NW Indiana (about 40 min southeast of Chicago). So we’re not familiar with the Blindhorse, or many places to dance (because of Covid). Hoping “post Covid” we will have more opportunities to expand our dancing. Sure would love it if you guys toured here and we had a chance to meet you. I watch your videos every week and I’ve learned a lot! ❤️. Hope you’ll give our area serious consideration. 😁
Apache Junction AZ
ECS is easy to learn and many beautiful steps. Most popular dance in US.
so I listened to your instruction about turns vs spins and how some instructors teach a spin on 1 axis when it should be a turn that travels and I believe that to be true also, but then after teaching that your move must travel, I realize that you call it the shoulder check and spin, so now I am confused.
Yeah, you’ll notice we actually turn on that rather than spin. Semantics
@@countrydancex So, sounds like you are saying it really does not matter. You can call a spin a turn or a turn a spin.
We have a move on this channel called a hurricane and another called a tornado
@@countrydancex Okay, now U R being ridiculous and I don't know why, you encourage questions and comments so...... On this video you gave a lecture that a spin and a turn were different. You said a spin was on 1 axis, it did not travel, where a turn travels. You teach in this video not to do a spin, but to do a turn, yet you call the move a "spin". I think this is a valid question that should be answered seriously. If you really don't want questions then I apologize for bothering you.
Well... that was weird. The answer is simple. The name of the pattern does not always have to also double as a pattern description. In truth, all Patterns are made up by someone and all names of pattern are also made up by someone. Whoever decided to name “the shoulder spin” chose that name for whatever reason they chose. This was the point of the last response. We could call it a banana twerk and it wouldn’t change the content of the pattern or the best means of which to perform it.
Best Western erie,pa
3001 myrtle beach
Oooh ... Myrtle Beach would be fun!
Ladies turns, there are Spot Turns and Step Turns.
Jenison
We all rusty. Ain’t nobody been dancing in a year
Well... we never stopped... but maybe it's time to get back to dance!
@@countrydancex well then that’s great🙂. We have someone to look up too. You guys are awesome.