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Introduction To Foxtrot!
Foxtrot is a great dance to have in your repertoire if you want to dance at weddings and similar gatherings and you have a partner to do it with.
Foxtrot's "slow quick-quick" variations can easily be adapted to stay in one area rather than travel around the periphery of the dance floor so you can use it when the room is not full of ballroom dancers who travel in the same direction (which is the norm at Ballroom dances).
Plus, Foxtrot fits a lot of smooth music from various genres and will come in handy when the music is varied.
Pay special attention to my tip at 2:06 so you know how to help avoid stepping on your partners feet!
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