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Core Technique

Essential technique to familiarize you with a variety of Lindy Hop dance concepts and vocabulary

The Swing Out

Everything Swing Out. This course is dedicated to the iconic move that gives Lindy Hop it’s unique style and feeling. In  this course we explore variations, stylings and dynamics that will take your swing out from good to unbelievable.

If you are staring from zero or need to brush up on your basic swing out, you will want to study the Intro to Swing Course first.

Charleston

This Course covers a number of essential Charleston moves, transitions and contains an entire section on 1920’s Charleston!

If you are starting from zero, or wanting to brush up on your basics, study the Intro to Partner Charleston section in the Intro to Swing course before venturing here.  If you want to focus on movement quality and personal technique, work on your Charleston Fundamentals in the Core Technique course.

For those looking to take their  Charleston even, check out the level 3 “Jazz Band” and level 4 “Changes” Charleston routines in the Choreographies and Routinelettes Course!

Challenges

Lindy Hop moves, concepts and technique built upon the foundations in Core Technique and Vocabulary

Choreographies & Routinelettes

Classic Lindy Hop and Solo Jazz Routines along with some new inventions and Mini Lindy Hop routines inspiration!

Vocabulary Level 1 & 2

Lindy Hop moves to kick off your Swing adventure, or to reaffirm your basics.

Vocabulary Level 3

Amazing Lindy Hop moves, Dips & Tricks.

Vocabulary Level 4 & 5

Amazing Lindy Hop moves, Dips & Tricks.

Looking for more Level 4 & 5 material? Check out the Challenges, Choreographies, Swing Out & Solo Jazz courses.

Solo Jazz

An ample selection of classic Solo Jazz moves categorized by rhythm

Jazz steps that use all or mostly full-time rhythm. Weight changes occur on every beat of the music.

Jazz steps that change weight every other beat of the music. These moves will challenge your ability to balance whilst playing with the space inbetween the steps. 

These jazz steps incorporate the triple-step rhythm. It can also called a swing triple. It can incorporate full weight changes, touches or kicks. 

These jazz steps use approximate one bar of jazz music (4 counts) before making a weight shift. However, there’s plenty of time for complexity of movement.

We recommend starting with single rhythm steps before attempting these, but don’t worry, we won’t send the dance police if you decided to jump right into these moves first.

Trading 8s

Let’s flip the script, share the voice, and truly collaborate with our partner on the dance floor. In this game we TRADE who is speaking and listening. 

Training Videos

Build your muscular fitness and experience through repetition.