Fox Trot Mini-Course
Learn the basics of three different forms of Fox Trot along with smooth variations that let you zoom around the floor.
Fox Trot is a fun and flowing traveling dance that can be danced to a wide variety of music.
In this mini-course, we'll teach you the basics of Fox Trot, as well as many of our favorite variations. You'll learn three different forms of Fox Trot, including Magic Step Fox Trot, Box Step Fox Trot, and Vintage Fox Trot (based on Two Step).
Welcome to Fox Trot!
How We Teach
Lead and Follow
Dance Positions
Music
Magic Step
Outside Turn
Zig Zag
FUNdamentals: How to Pivot
Pivots
Rocking Turn
Box Step
Turning Box
Box Step Inside Turn
Extended Box
Trapezoid Box
Medialuna Puntana
Zig Zag Two Step
Turning Two Step
Walk and Zig Zag Two Step
Walk and Turning Two Step
The Two and One / Texas Two Step
Here's a preview of some of the music this course will teach you to dance to:
You'll also be able to adapt the steps you learn to dance to Nightclub Two Step music as well:
In this course, you'll learn the basics and several variations of three different forms of Fox Trot. Whether you choose to learn to lead or follow, after taking this course, you'll have a good understanding of how to dance Fox Trot.
In our online classes, everyone gets the best view, instead of having to crane their neck to see what the teacher is doing. In addition, when learning online, you can watch the lessons over and over again (now, and any time in the future), as well as rewinding or slowing down the video if you need more help with a particular step.
Unlike many other sites that offer online classes, where you might only get a quick demonstration of the steps, in the detailed instruction you will receive in this course, you'll actually get a step-by-step breakdown of each variation as well as many specific tips about the finer points of leading and following them. In addition, in developing this course, we thought carefully about how to arrange the variations so that each lesson builds on what you've learned in the previous lessons, so you'll always know exactly what's going on.
No! In addition to teaching the variations in a partnered context for students who are learning with a partner, in each lesson, we virtually dance the steps with you so that even if you're learning solo, you'll have us to dance with.