How Do You Learn The Jitterbug Dance?
The jitterbug is a swing dance that became popular in the U.S. in the 1930s, and spread to Europe during World War II. Its popularity continued into the 1950s, with different versions of the dance appearing in different parts of the country–the Lindy Hop, Jive, West Coast Swing and East Coast Swing. Today, the jitterbug is still a classic dance that is sure to impress others on the dance floor. Almost anyone can learn the steps to this timeless dance–even those of us with two left feet. Face your partner and join hands. Men should step to their left for two counts, and women should step to the right at the same time. Step back to your right for two counts. Your partner should step back to her left at the same time. Step back with your left foot for one count. Your partner should step forward with her right foot to match your move at the same time. Step forward with your right foot for one count. Your partner should step back with her left foot to match your move at the same time. Thi
