Tip #11: Look Where You're Going.

This one’s simple, but powerful: in Two Step, if you want better turns, you need to look where you’re going. In this episode, Anthony and Rose break down the concept of spotting — not just as a general dance technique, but as a practical tool for smoother, more stable Two Step turns. Spotting is all about finding a fixed point to look at during your rotation. But in Two Step, there’s a twist: because you’re constantly traveling down the floor, your “spot” needs to be in the direction you’re moving. This isn’t ballroom spin class — it’s fast-paced, momentum-driven social dancing. And if your eyes are staring at your partner or the ground, your body’s going to follow… in the wrong direction. Anthony shows how spotting correctly helps keep your momentum going forward while keeping you balanced and under control. Rose explains how spotting helps followers feel more confident and prevents dizziness, especially during fast or repeated turns. So if your turns feel out of control or you’re constantly losing your orientation, this tip will get your head (and your dancing) pointed in the right direction. Read More

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