Ballroom Dance Videos

Vicki Regan teaches dancing the way she learned, step by step, one move at a time. In these ballroom dance videos, everything is carefully explained and demonstrated for both men and women. You'll start with the basics, then work your way up to combinations and moves that are easy to learn, but very impressive on the dance floor. Vicki Regan has danced on Broadway and in the movies and was a National and North American Ballroom and Latin Dance Champion. She has taught many people including other dance teachers and Ballroom competitors. Ron De Vito, Vicki's teaching partner, is also an acclaimed Broadway dancer and a former National Ballroom Champion.

You Can Dance Series Videos

The Foxtrot is still the most popular ballroom dance of all. The smooth, graceful movements make walking seem like gliding. You'll find the Foxtrot very easy to learn and a pleasure to dance. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Foxtrot Video

The most beautiful and romantic of all ballroom dances is the Waltz. The Waltz continues to be a very popular dance today. The simple steps and accented 1-2-3 beat of the music makes the Waltz very easy to learn. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Waltz Video

Nightclub dancing incorporates two very different styles. The first is fast, freestyle dancing, done to rock or disco music. At clubs, dances and parties people move to the pulsing beat for hours. It's a great release and very good exercise. The other nightclub style is slow dancing. You move around the dance floor turning and swaying with a partner to the music. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Nightclub Video

Swing is the hottest dance craze in America today. Sometimes called The Jitterbug or The Lindy, this energetic dance started in New York and caught on across the country in the '40s. The jazzy steps and moves of the Swing are what makes it so popular. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Swing Video

This very sexy Brazilian dance is performed in close thigh-to-thigh, pelvis-to-pelvis contact. You'll learn the rotating hip movements and how to improvise dips and swirls. It's a great dance to do with someone you really like. 48 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Lambada Video

The wild and irresistible beat of the Mambo arrived from Cuba in the 1950's, and it has caught on again today. Once you learn the sultry Cuban motion, you can let loose and express yourself with the exciting Mambo! 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Mambo Video

With the resurgence of Latin music and dancing, the Rhumba is hot again. In this dance, all of the movement happens below the waist. Once you learn the simple steps of the Rhumba, the music does the rest. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Rhumba Video

The most passionate and dramatic of the ballroom dances is the Tango. It originated in Argentina and became popular in the U.S. The Tango doesn't need words. You communicate with your eyes and body with the dramatic music and movements. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Tango Video

The Cha-Cha has the tropical rhythm and the hip-swaying movement of the other Latin dances but has a very unique style of its own. You'll master the basic step quickly and enjoy learning all of the creative variations. 60 mins. (2005) DVD-All-Region.

You Can Dance Cha-Cha Video

Where does the secret of the tango lie? In every movement, every emotion, every thought that is revealed when the first notes of the tango sound. No other dance brings people so close together. Everyone who dances the ballroom tango knows this. It's a dance that originated the streets of Buenos Aires and set them ablaze. For more than a century, this dance has enabled people to give full rein to their passion. This DVD includes: 1) Introduction to the tango dancing couple. 2) Dancing for beginners: Here the first steps of the tango are explained. 3) Tango Supplementary step 1 (bronze): In bronze, different variations of tango steps are examined in more depth. 4) Tango Supplementary step 2 (silver): In silver, the tango is expanded even further - more variations of steps and turns. 5) Tango Supplementary step 3 (gold): Different variations of the tango are explained. 6) Tango Special dance: Dennis and Susanne show how the tango is danced in dancing competitions. 60 mins. (2006) DVD-All-Region

Dance Like a Star: Tango Lessons Video

This video provides the introduction to the rumba: The rumba is about love and sensuality. The music of the rumba fires the senses and transports you straight to the tropics. You feel the power of the waves, the warm wind and the whispering palms. The rumba is the dance of seduction. The rumba was created by the Cubans and then spread to Europe via the United States. Try to remain still when you hear it. You won't succeed! Includes: 1) Introduction to the rumba dancing couple. 2) Dancing for beginners: Here the first steps of the rumba are explained. 3) Rumba Supplementary step 1 (bronze): In bronze, different variations of rumba steps are examined in more depth. 4) Rumba Supplementary step 2 (silver): In silver, the rumba is expanded even further. More variations of steps and turns. 5) Rumba Supplementary step 3 (gold): Different variations of the rumba are explained. 6) Tango Special dance: Dirk and Cathrien show how the rumba is danced in dancing competitions. 60 mins. (2006) DVD-All-Region.

Dance Like a Star: Rumba Lessons Video

The return to popularity of the Argentine Tango represents also a return to the roots of the dance, which originated in Argentina at the end of the nineteenth century. Several different types of music influenced the Tango, but the main influence was Milonga, which drew its inspirations from African rhythms. This DVD was created by Instructor Marie Claude Martin, who specializes in Argentine and Milonga tangos. It enables both men and women to master the basic steps of the Tango, as well as the most popular variations of the dance. 60 mins. (2007) DVD-Region 1.

Argentine Tango: The Tango Milonguero Video

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