Silver Slow Foxtrot - Natural Turn-Open Impetus-Weave Ballroom Dance Lesson

[@Czerniakowska]

The Slow Foxtrot is a daunting dance, but this guy explains things better than just about anyone else.

[@seawolfe6460]

That was very well explained and beautifully danced. I noted the directions of the weave. Thank you ❤️.

[@Nailgunskater]

I love watching your videos. My wife and I are Intermediate Social Dancers. I still watch your Basic videos too. Never learn it all regardless. Great explanations and comments on technique etc..... Thanks for posting them,

[@aanw97]

Nailgunskater Thanks for watching and your comment. Best wishes to you and happy dancing. Andy

[@jackiedaggettstrong]

I love the way these too do their video dance lessons. I have picked up so may good tips. Will definately be buying some of their videos. Thank you J Strong

[@foxtrot72ful]

love the way they explain the steps sometimes I pick them up easier than with the instructor

[@johnoldie1]

sorry Andy I have just picked up your reply. Great videos and I purchased some of your videos a couple of years ago. Jack in Japan

[@ProLowBird]

never got it shown better.

[@Ongiahamvui]

just start learning ballroom dance.we learn more from AANW97's teaching than our dance class teacher !( we are not saying this to our class teacher).hi hi hi.

[@leebockseng2679]

Thkq v much

[@harmonyliu8239]

Thanks for the videos! I love them ! Is there a difference between the "natural weave" and "basic weave " in foxtrot?

[@aanw97]

There are quite a few differences between the 2 kinds of 'weaves', mainly in the preceding figure and how you dance into the figure. The Basic Weave is usually preceded by a 'Reverse Turn & Check - SQQS' figure. The man then starts the weave by moving fwd (lady moving back) and turns left into the weave. In the Natural Weave, there are 2 ways to dance into it. One way is to dance the first 2 steps of a Natural heel turn for lady and then continue (back RF for man, fwd LF for lady) into the rest of the steps of the weave. Note that the 1st 4 steps of this weave turns to the right, thereby the term 'natural'. Hope this helps.

[@dukeofearl635]

Would you mind explaining the 'second' way to dance the "Natural Weave"? I also am ordering your program very soon.

[@johnoldie1]

re huaran Liu - is there a difference?