Pretty much the title. I go dancing a few times a month and I feel like I am picking things up more, and I write down the steps and try to review them between but feel like I am always picking it up sort of from scratch on the open floor when I restart again except with super duper easy dances like Fireball. I pick them up faster and faster each time, but it would be nice if I just remembered them from the last time instead!
How long do you usually stay at the honky tonk?
How many line dances do they usually play, and about how many of those do you actually do?
And what makes for a good honky tonk as well as a good line dancing session?
so my coworker has been inviting me line dancing, i’ve gone twice. first time i mostly watched and just had a few drinks. second time i tried i to pick up some dances from the sidelines. i want to get in there and just try but i don’t want to be in anyone’s way or anything like that especially that i don’t know the dances. i have a bit of a dance background growing up so i know i’ll be able to pick it up fast, i’m just struggling knowing what are some good dances to learn starting oht. any song recommendations or other advice is very much welcome!!
hi! does anyone have a good tutorial for the tags and restarts in fake id? i can do the main dance but i cannot find a good video about tags and restarts for the life of me. if someone could literally just write down a list of when they are that would be great too!! thank you in advance!
I’m an American visiting New Zealand. Would love to find some line dancing around Auckland as I’ve heard it’s gained international popularity. Please comment any recs <3
By corrupted, I don't mean anything negative. Rather, that the line dance has deviated from the original step sheet significantly, that the deviation is now the new normal? What is the deviation and what is the original step?
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Hi everyone! I'm going line dancing Saturday, and I'm wondering which line dances I should practice beforehand? thanks!
edit: If this helps, I'll be visiting Maryland
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