Thank you! I'm glad it helped, now go out on the dance floor and kill it!

Awww, thank you so much! ❤️

Thank u!!

Thank you! ❤️

I appreciate your input but you do realize that dances vary in different regions, also just because someone created a step sheet does not mean that is the original way it was choreographed. I've been doing that dance for 15 years and that is the original way that it was taught to me. If someone wants to look up the step sheet and do it differently then I invite them to do so.

No, he did no more 18 steps then repeated the pattern. I have seen the step instructions on paper, I've been dancing for 25 years, and will confirm he did only 18 steps and then repeat. That's how line dances work. Word of warning, he used the slow song, most bars I'm in use Charlie Daniels Devil went Down to Georgia. Then the dance right following that is Cotton-Eyed Joe

That's awesome! So glad to hear that! Keep having fun with it! 🙂

Hi! Thanks for the compliment. As to your comment, I can see why you'd say that, but there are two reasons why it's called the "advanced version". First, a double turn before the weave is more difficult for the follower than a single turn. Second, in the simple version leading her in an inside turn is quite easy for the follower to understand, whereas in the advanced version, you're actually pulling her back to do an outside turn, and with a less experienced dancer, she might get confused as to what you're doing. Faith makes it look easy, but that move can trip up some followers. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for watching and commenting!

​@@howtodancecountryha ! I didn't even consider the follows perspective. Too worried about my job as the lead. That makes sense.

Thank you!! 🙂

Your welcome.

Awww, thank you so much! 🙂

That's how I learned it too. It was more funner that way. I also just remember as a partner dance with just stomp, kick front, triple step.

Thank you!! ❤️

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad I was able to help you "get the hang of it"... Look for more 2-Step videos to come!

Unfortunately we rarely know who originally choreographed a line dance, and since different regions will make their own changes, differences are bound to happen. Thanks for watching though!

You are very welcome! 🙂

Thank you so much! I'm actually planning on redoing my Cowboy Cha-Cha video to add more detail, and when I do I'm planning on doing the singles/line dance version also.

That's awesome to hear! So glad it helped you 🙂

Thank you!! 🙂

Hi! Because with any Line Dance or Circle dance the key is everyone is doing the same thing at the same time, so if you were to change up the count or the number of moves you do you would be off from everybody else and it would cause problems. But if you were doing it all by yourself then yes, absolutely you could change it as much as you wanted.

This is more than 18 steps

@lilychi6608 I know, the thing with line dances as I mentioned in my response above is that they are choreographed a certain way to a certain number of steps, and whoever choreographed it called it 18 step... So it is what it is LOL

Yup!! I've actually lived here twice

@@howtodancecountry oh nice. Do you go to any of the country bars here?

@@sailor_virgo879 Stoney's & Gilley's

@@howtodancecountry well if I ever see you I will come say hi.

Are there any more restarts in the song? :)

I'm actually going to be doing a more in-depth, detailed Cha-Cha video soon so stay tuned!

So glad you and your students had fun with it! 😀