Fusion Dance is the ability to switch between 2 or more different dance styles in a seamless manner to the same song. Skill and Mastery in a multitude of different dance styles is normally beneficial but not required to be able to do fusion dance. Fusion Dance is composed of the different dance styles blended together as one unique dance. Continue reading
Country 2-Step is the Country Western version of the American style foxtrot but done in a more natural and relaxed manner at many of the Country Western dance bars in the USA. It is normally done to country music but can also be done to music used for Ballroom Quickstep and Rock & Roll. It is also a fast traveling progressive dance with many turns and moving counter-clockwise direction (aka “line of dance”). Continue reading
Hustle is a popular Disco dance made popular by the 1977 movie “Saturday Night Fever” starring John Travolta. It is done to music that has a continuous pulsing beat including those used for Disco Rock. It is also a high-energy dance where the lady is being spotlighted as a Diva with emphasis on arm styling, footwork and turn patterns. Continue reading
Line Dancing is a choreographed dance with a repeated sequence of steps in which a group of people dance in one or more lines or rows without regard for the gender of the individuals, all facing the same direction, and executing the steps at the same time. Line dancers are not in physical contact with each other. Continue reading
Night Club 2-Step (NC2S) is a romantic dance that was created solely as a substitute for Latin Rumba in a club-style environment. Unlike Rumba, NC2S is less structured and done in a more casual, natural & relaxed manner. Danced primarily to contemporary ballad music, it can also be done to Zouk music and is ideal for romantic occasions such as weddings, Valentine’s Day, Homecoming parties or high school proms Continue reading
West Coast Swing (WCS) is a popular street dance that originated from Lindy Hop and designated as the “Official State Dance of California”. It is a slotted dance which uses compression/leverage techniques to create elasticity (aka “Rubber Band Effect”). WCS is also a smooth, sultry and sophisticated dance where dancers are able to improvise and syncopate their steps according to the timing of the beat, lyrics or various instruments being played in the music. It can be danced to all genres of music and is fast becoming a worldwide dance phenomena. Continue reading