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Advanced East Coast Swing Websites
Posted by schwarztot
4/15/2001  11:59:00 PM
I am looking for free websites that either give short videos or explainations of advanced East Coast swing. I would like to start learning some simple "stage swing", but I haven't been able to find any websites.

Travis

I don't think so.
Posted by wade
4/22/2001  9:52:00 PM
I've found a few web sites that show some beginner clips, but I think if you want advanced, you are going to have to pay for it.
Advanced east coast
Posted by danceshoe
5/15/2001  12:55:00 PM
Across the country, there seems to be a little different perception of what is "advanced" and what is intermediate. In my dance class , throwing in some Lindy steps is usually considered "advanced" or accomplished. The Lindy Steps on the Ballroomdancers.com site we seen added to East Coast Swing include the Charleston basic and a variation of what is labeled as Boogie Woogie Basic.

Another site, Bustamove.com, has some cool quick loading animated videos that I ofter refer to for review. I have never used the "pay" portion of the site...but the free stuff is a great reference and review. They have some "moves" labelled advanced and club moves. Again, for social dancing there seems to be a wide margin for "advanced" dance defined.

Keep on swinging

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