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i've been doing lindy for a few months now and whenever my lead will shove my back i would have no idea what they wanted me to do 😂 thanks, y'all-- very informative!

hii from uk.... you guys are so amazing .. so clear in your explanation its so easy to understand what exactly the feet are doing to keep to the beat...I love you guys .. thanks so sooo much !!

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hi from uk. its a shame you r feet action has been clipped out in the video editing... shame you are great teachers though ,,, and thank you !

This was so helpful! Thank you both!

Which basically means, how can the follower know, if he/she is supposed to dance 6- or 8count after having turned in? Unfortunately this question is has not been answered yet, but maybe somebody has an idea. It would be very helpful.

Just lovely. Thank you.

The step itself is really well explained. However, in my opinion, it is not so easy for the follower to distinguish it from the "sweatheart step" in the entrance. Is there a leading feature, whether a rock step (cha cha) or another triple step (sweatheart) follows after the first, turning triple step?

Thank you. We are learning this in class in Granada tonight and this video has helped me to prepare.😊

Excellent video! Thank you.😊

Thank you!

Hi, WCS nerd here. I'm just here for inspiration. And I wasn't disappointed!

I'll get this. someday. I was trained wrong and this has never worked!

can you do without high heel? No one wear high heels in social dance now, most are sneakers

I remember you two teaching that in Henley UK many years ago. Took a while but I got it. Very nice move.

Thank you! 😊

Great tutored move thanks. Really clear

Excellent, thank you.😊

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! 😊

These are all really helpful! Do you have any tips for keeping your feet underneath you with a much taller lead who's making very big steps? I'm very short and sometimes find I have trouble moving enough to keep up with a lead and stay over my feet, which simultaneously makes finishing those weight shifts a little harder. Sometimes I end up hopping an extra time on one foot to keep up--which works for faster dances and covers extra distance without shifting weight between feet at the wrong point, but I don't want to have to do that more than is stylistically fun and appropriate. Or, is it really as much the lead's responsibility to make sure he's not making his steps too big for a tiny follow and leaving her off balance?

Thank you!😊

Thank you.😊

Excellent demonstration, thank you.😊

Thank you, excellent tuition!😊

So clear, thank you!😊

love the dress! could you tell me the brand

Evita, Thank you so much for showing the kick ball change into the swivel. I have wanted to get those steps correct for such a long time and the way you have shown it is perfect....now practise, for me. Thankyou from Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺

It's not every day I come across a step explanation like this one. This is excellent. A good number of repeats, different angles, very detailed explanation with great tips. Thanks a lot for this! 👍

Nice, thank you.😊

Thank you!😊

Fabulous, thank you.😊

Awesome, my tip for leader and followers: don't sit on heaters.. their mounting might break and you got a huge disaster. Been there, done that.

NY misses you both deeply!❤❤

You're amazing! Can i add subtitles? I made them for 2 days for my translation homework 👉👈

Cool shoes...

Эвита прекрасна! обожаю её задорный голос 😊

I know this video is 3 years old, but recently my boyfriend and I started attending a local Lindy Hop class and it's really been great. For Tip N2, I came up with a neat little way to check if my rock steps are "complete" and it is to try and say "lead me" while doing the rock step.

Omg thank you so much ❤

Truly the easiest and best explanation for my clutzy self yet, thank you!

That's just amazing. It looks really hard! Thanks so much for sharing that you're wonderful. The kick step instruction is just amazing. Do they really call it the kick step? I wish I'd known that before! I was searching for that for ages and i finally learned it by learning the "Reverse running man" and by going back to tap dance steps although what I finally included in my faux historical dance choreography was exactly what you did. OMG that looks really iring but I love it. czcams.com/video/dBH1FhTltjU/video.html

Great explanation of the subtle points.

great thanks

So cute 😅

Thank you, this was so helpful. I really needed to understand these steps properly to get any further!

Amazing❤

Thank you so much! Greetings from Italy!

It’s soooo difficult!

Just did this alone in my house and then danced for another 15 minutes. oh my god its so much fun!!! i definitely need some practice to get up to tempo for most swing music but wow!!

Thank you- one small critique: for your default teaching position, please face away with your back to us so our body can match your direction. Otherewise flipping everything you are doing in our heads is very hard for a beginner.