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EAST COAST SWING
East Coast Swing evolved from Lindy Hop in the 1940s and was standardized by ballroom studios as a simpler, more accessible swing dance. It's typically danced to upbeat big band, rock and roll, and blues music in triple or single rhythm.
What you'll learn in this class:
Frame
Create strong, springy connections with compression and leverage emphasized through the arms
Footwork
Clear triple steps and rock steps drive the rhythm; sharp weight changes enhance musicality
Connection
Bouncy and responsive movements; anchoring isn’t emphasized like in West Coast
Posture
Keeping your body upright and lifted through the chest, allowing for playful, rhythmic movements
... AND MUCH MORE
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