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Ron Montez assisted by Karla Montez… - more info

Approximately 1 hr. 19 min. / Produced by Dance Vision 2004

Introduction to Timing, Footwork, Dance Position, Characterization & Dance Demonstration

1) Basic Rhythm
2) Two Step Basic
a) Closed Position
b) Double Hand Hold
3) Outside Underarm Turn
4) Opening Out Right & Left
5) Shadow Position

Demonstration of figures 1-5

6) Flip-Flop in Place
7) Shoulder Check
8) Cradles
9) Traveling Crosses Left & Right
10) Inside Underarm Turn

Demonstration of figures 6-10

11) Underarm Turn & Ladies Spin
12) Through the Window
13) Opposition & Travel to the Right
14) Push Spin
15) Criss Cross & Underarm Turn

There is no Demonstration of figures 11-15. This is a misprint on the DVD label.

Music: Dance Vision By Popular Request
Item # CD209 Track 2 ?Let Me Hold You?

Customer Reviews

Concord, NH 5 Stars
I am relatively new to ballroom dancing and the biggest handicap to learning is finding the time and place to practic my lessons. With two-step I can practice almost anywhere and the steps that are taught build on each other perfectly. The explanation and demonstration is perfect for the beginner. I intend to learn the two-step figures , many of which can be be transposed to various ballroom dances. Worth every penny.
Urbana, IL 4 Stars
Always a pleasure to watch Ron & Karla. Good steps here, adequately explained. I recommend it with the following caveat. R&K interpret the 2-step in an exuberant, energetic manner, much like an quick cha-cha or EC swing. I learned the 2-step as a romantic club dance that's danced on small, understated, "romantic," melodic scale. This, I believe, is the 2-step's role in dance, since we already have several exuberant dances. If R&K had chosen to dance it this way I'm sure it would have looked superb (they really are good), and in my opinion preferable than the style they chose. Having said this, you can always take their instruction and tone it down. It's still a solid instructional video.

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