Here is an explanation of how we are defining Trading Eights. This game is best suited for dancers that have a command of intermediate-level moves (and above).

Once the Followers have reminded themselves that they know far more about the dance than they remembered, Leaders it's time to add your footwork. The most challenging part of this is that - because of training - Leaders sometimes take over the dance, which is not the purpose of the exercise at the moment. Leaders, minimize the travel whilst adding in your footwork and enjoy the story your Followers are creating for you two.

The Lindy Circle is one of the more recognizable moves, and this lesson will teach you how to power through your legs, hold on to your partner, and end a phrase. Have fun with these 3 circles.

Having fun?! We are. Check out what students from around the world have to say about this paradigm shift.

You've completed Part 1 and now you're ready for more! This builds on all of the concepts from earlier so make sure you're comfortable with that technique before you move on.

An eight-count figure, starting in closed position, going into open, and then returning to closed. But who moves when? Let's find out!