Two Step Turning Drill
Let’s be real—Two Step has a lot of turning. Whether you’re a leader or follower, you’ll be doing spins and direction changes constantly. But how do you practice that if you don’t have a partner or a dance floor? In this lesson, Anthony and Rose break down one of the most effective practice drills you can do right now, even if all you’ve got is a hallway and a little bit of floor space. The focus? Practicing one-and-a-half turns to the left and to the right—the most common movement in Two Step. You’ll learn how to separate your steps from your rotations, how to maintain balance, and why your feet should always move like scissors (not pliers). They also talk through simple balance drills, how to reduce dizziness, and how to make sure your upper body doesn’t get ahead of your feet. This is a must-practice drill for both followers and leaders. If you’ve ever felt off balance or dizzy in turns, this is the video that fixes it. It’s not about looking fancy—it’s about what works. Do this enough times and you’ll come out of your living room with way better control, timing, and confidence in your spins.
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