How to Line Dance
No need to sit out line dances anymore; Robert Royston teaches you all the right moves in these step-by-step tutorials from Howcast.
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What Is Line Dancing?
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Line Dancing: Basic Pattern Structure
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Line Dancing: Finding the Beat
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Using Step Sheets to Learn Line Dancing
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Line Dancing: How to Choreograph a Line Dance
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Line Dancing Terms: Tag, Restart, and Out of Phrase
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Line Dancing Terms: Syncopation
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Line Dancing: Where to Line Dance
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Line Dancing Lifestyle
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Line Dancing vs. Square Dancing: How Are They Different?
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Leg Lifts
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Heel Movements
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Hop vs. Jump
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Vine Actions
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Ball Change Actions
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Turns
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Touch Steps
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Triple Steps
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Charlestons
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Hip Movements
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Rodeo Kicks and Figure 4s
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Solid Steps, Camel Walks, and Slides
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Basic Line Dancing Steps: Shuffle Step and Polka Step
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Basic Line Dancing Steps : Shorty George, Boogie Walks, and Scissor Steps
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Line Dancing: Cotton Eye Joe
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Line Dancing: How to Do the CC Shuffle
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Line Dancing: How to Do the "Good Time" Line Dance
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Alternative Line Dancing: How to Do the Sleazy Slide
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Alternative Line Dancing: How to Do the Wobble
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Alternative Line Dancing: How to Do the Cupid Shuffle Line Dance
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Line Dancing: How to Do the Cowboy Boogie
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Line Dancing: The Tush Push
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Line Dancing Steps for Country Couples Dancing: The Two Step
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Line Dancing Steps for Country Couples Dancing: Basic Turn in Closed Position
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Line Dancing Steps for Country Couples Dancing: Basic Ladies Outside Turn
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Line Dancing Steps for Country Couples Dancing: Laces
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How to Line Dance with Robert Royston
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Robert Royston
Robert Royston began his professional career on the competitive couples dance circuit in 1989, quickly ascending through the ranks and securing the “US Open Swing Dance Championship” and “World Country Dance Championship”, titles he held for four consecutive years (1995 to 1998). In 2007 he became the youngest person to be inducted to the “UCWDC Hall of Fame”. His exciting, high energy and original work next led to his choreographing and performing in music videos. He is an internationally recognized judge and instructor, Robert teaches 22 different styles of couples dancing, and runs his own Production Company, RoRo Productions.
