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Awesome 🎉 will try it 🥳

Do you know the name of the song? I tried to shazam it, but nothing came out.

Thank you so much for this and especially for the description! It's incredibly helpful when one is doing research.

bloody awful tune but

Beautiful

Wonderful breakdown. Thank you!

Master, thanks you !!

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I really want to know what s this song s name。。。。。is there anyone can tall me？

Thank you.😀

The taps on the shoes really help to hear the rythym. Thanks.😀

Thank you.

It is lovely dance

we are, obviously, all different including tastes just couldn't stop watching naomi and skye, whooa have to watch andy and mia now

Big love, remy

can the lead and follow be doing two different patterns at same time, would it work?, thanks

Great! What is the name of song?

What a fun lesson!

Thank you for posting these videos, especially with the written description. During this time of isolation, having this to watch and use for practice is a reminder that things will be normal someday. It allows us to enjoy the spirit of the dance community.

So smooth

what is the BGM pls?

Inspired by’s: Dean Collins, Jewel McGowan, Jean Veloz, Irene Thomas, Maxie Dorf, Jack Carey. BTW, Jack Carey is famous primarily as a great West Coast Swing dancer along with his wife Annie Hirsch. Also, he is the creator of the "Jack and Jill" style competitions (random partner, random music, relaxed non-toxic attitude), which he created to be another kind of "mixer" thing to get more people meeting and social dancing with each other.

Could you please break this down into an intermediate move... would absolutely love to learn this! Great work

from Minneapolis: "minnea deep"

You are great teachers, really. Take that from a guy who watch tons of videos to learn. Very good job !

I was doing these moves in a class todya; your presentation re-enforce what he was teaching

If anyone could tell me whose version of "Moan, You Moaners" this is, I would be very grateful!

The facility manager in the background is an amazing side kick. Do you have him in all of your videos? ;)

Did you practice swingout without triple steps as well? Did you have enough movement in those?

wow, amazing

So good!

Thanks for the video! What is a/the blues structure (when dancing Lindy Hop)?

Excellent content! Subscribed for more - I would change the channel banner though, 'lest someone get a heart attack! haha

I'm still glad y'all are sharing this stuff though.

amazing! Song Title please???!

The video keeps pausing while the audio continues.

Fabulous explanation on how to do ochos and fishtails! I also really liked the variations of ochos that you showed-creative!

Where DOES that man get all of his energy from?!??

As a couple look really good relaxed and enjoying yourselves; should do more instructional videos, I enjoyed this one, thankyou

Nice content, I have always wanted to incorporate the boogie backs in Lindy, now I know how. I hope that I don't catch the cameraman's cold though! :O Thanks for sharing the vid.

Concerto for Cootie -- Cottie Williams

Does anyone know the name of the song they're dancing to?

Love how smooth those footsteps are!

Nice instruction

Thank you for posting!

I dig it!

You publicly posted your comment (in lieu of privately messaging me your concerns) so I assume it is to pressure me into providing a response, to amplify your voice, and to provide a platform for your moral outrage to shame both me and the people that are viewing these videos. You did not attend School of Hard Knox, you did not organize it, nor did you instruct there. I assume then that you are starting this debate because of a sense of moral outrage that I posted a video recap from any event - not this particular event or even these particular instructors - but posting a recap of any instructor at any event all together. I respect the wishes of the teachers and the wishes of the event organizers. If they want it down I will remove it. I do not make money off of this content. My RUclips channel is not monetized. I am a photographer and a budding videographer. I provide my expertise and thousands of dollars of gear; I spend many hours organizing, editing, uploading, and tagging content for the benefit of others who love lindy hop like myself. I do this for free. There are many international instructors that choose to share recap videos themselves: Peter Strom, Naomi Uyama, Mike Roberts, Laura Glaess, Patrick Szmidt, Natasha Ouimet, Shauna Marble, Dan Newsome, Kenny Nelson, Jesse Hanus. There are many famous venues that share recap videos of their content: Uptown Swing, 9:20 Special, Jam Cellar, etc. I organize classes here in the DC metro myself and if you look through my content at anything labeled Rock Step Rebels, you can see that I paid for the instructors to come and teach, I paid for the venue, I took the recap videos, and I shared them. Your argument is that the recap videos are the content. That it is what the attendees have paid for. I believe the attendees have paid for a venue to dance, they have paid for a group of highly skilled dancers to divide them into different skill levels so that they can learn with their peers, they have paid for internationally renowned teachers to fly in from around the country, they have paid for the instructor’s time. They have paid for an experience. This 1 - 3 minute recap video is a brief summary of the content. Your argument is that this is jeopardizing the teacher’s money. In your words, “this is how they make their living” (through paid teaching gigs). Though you did not say this specifically, I assume that you are saying that there are people out there who were planning to go to an event, but then saw the recap video and decided not to go because they got the recap video for free. This is like saying I was going to take a class at university but I already got the syllabus for free so I think I’ll pass on the class because I’ve gotten everything of value from it. Maybe there are people out there like this but I feel confident in my opinion that they are a small minority. I think you may just like the idea of being part of a special club of secret knowledge. That you don’t want any content on RUclips relating to Lindy Hop because then it’s no longer yours, it’s everyone’s. You want knowledge asymmetry where you have special knowledge that the public cannot access. I take a different view, one that Frankie Manning shares: his love for the dance and his joy of sharing it served his ultimate goal of wanting everyone to lindy hop. That this dance is incredible and that literally every human being on the planet should have the opportunity to dance it - even if their only access to it is through these brief recap videos.

you guys need to sit more and especially for the followers as they do her swivels.

The videos you take at workshops are meant for your viewing or the viewing of those who attended and paid to be there. These workshops are how amazing instructors like Andy and Mia make their living. Out of respect for the instructors, I would personally like to ask if this were taken down. No ill-will or malintent, just wanting to respect these great people.