Slow Dancing

Blues - Slow Nightclub Dancing

Blues - Slow Nightclub Dancing is a romantic and elegant form of dance characterized by sways, flowing movements, dips and continuous turns. It is danced to slow ballads with a blues influence, like "At Last" by Etta James or "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" by Louis Armstrong. "Blues - Slow Nightclub Dancing" is a dance for lovers and makes a beautiful wedding dance. This dance is smoother than the "Nightclub Two-Step" - which is also danced to slow rhythmic tempos and uses patterns similar to those in Samba.

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The System of teaching on our tapes makes the learning process easy. The System is Progressive and Interrelated. Step patterns continue to build from the previous ones and most of them can be transferred from one dance to another in our Become a Good dancer Series.

We cover fifteen patterns in this video and have divided them into three sections of five patterns each. We start in Section One with a review of the basics and build a strong foundation which makes it easier for you to learn the more advanced sections Two and Three.

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