• Two Step
• West Coast Swing

An Intro To The Country Dances

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to country dance but had no idea where to start—this is it. In this video, Anthony and Rose break down the world of country dancing in the most beginner-friendly way possible. Whether you’ve never set foot on a dance floor or you’re just curious what all the different dances are, this gives you a solid foundation. You’ll get an intro to all the major styles of country dancing: Two Step (the classic progressive partner dance), Country Swing (a more modern, freestyle spot dance full of spins and dips), Line Dancing (solo dances done in sync to music), and West Coast Swing (a stylish, musically expressive partner dance done in a slot). Each one is explained clearly—with examples and advice on where and how each dance is usually done. You’ll learn the key differences between progressive vs. spot dances, and what kind of music and vibe fits each style. It’s a great overview for anyone who’s new to the scene or looking to get friends involved. If you want to dance at country bars, weddings, or festivals, this video will help you know what’s what—and where to start.

• West Coast Swing
• Country Swing

3 Styles Of Swing For Beginners

In this beginner-friendly lesson, Anthony and Rose break down the three most common swing dance styles you'll see on a country dance floor: East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, and Country Swing. If you’ve ever been confused about which is which—or wondered which one you're supposed to learn—this is the video that clears it all up. They start by showing the basics of East Coast Swing: that bouncy, upbeat, rotational dance that’s probably what most people picture when they hear the word "swing." Then they shift gears into West Coast Swing, which is smoother, more modern, and danced in a slot (yep, like imaginary train tracks). Finally, they cover the wild card—Country Swing. Super simple and great for beginners, but kind of the freestyle cousin of partner dancing. It’s fun, easy, and confidence-boosting… even if it hasn’t quite figured itself out yet. By the end, you’ll not only know the difference between these styles, but also get a sense of what they feel like and how they’re actually danced on a real floor. It’s the perfect intro if you’ve been curious about swing but didn’t know where to start.

• West Coast Swing
• Country Swing

Are You Doing Swing Wrong?

This one’s part lesson, part reality check—and super helpful if you’ve ever felt like your swing dancing just isn’t clicking. Anthony and Rose break down the most common habits that trip up dancers and explain why “doing the step right” isn’t always the same as dancing well. They talk about posture, momentum, lead/follow connection, and the big difference between memorizing moves vs. actually feeling the dance. The tone is fun and a little cheeky, but packed with real insight that’ll make you go, “Ahhh, that’s what I’ve been doing wrong.” If you’ve been stuck in your swing dancing or feel like it’s not flowing the way it should, watch this. It’ll save you a ton of frustration.