Music: This routine can be danced to many different tracks. Some suggestions: Chattahoochee - Alan Jackson Billy B. Bad - George Jones Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry For slower tracks for...

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Dance: Tush Push Choreographer: Jim Ferrazzano Timestamps to each set of 8 counts: First 8: 0:47 Second 8: 1:45 Third 8: 3:58 Forth 8: 6:53 Fifth 8: 10:08 All counts: 12:06 Walk through all...

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Danse en ligne débutante (40 comptes et 4 murs) Chorégraphe: Jim Ferrazzano Démo et instructions par Nicolas Lachance - Winslow Dancers Musique:…

Choreographed by Jim Ferrazzano & Kenneth Engel. RIGHT FORWARD, ¼ TURN LEFT, STOMP, AND CLAP. REPEAT. Distributed by www.silverspurrs.com. Country Line Dancing with Gail and Harry. Meet the Silver Spurrs. Come join Gail & Harry the "SILVER SPURRS" to learn classic and new line dances.

The Tush Push (Swing Version) is a variation of the country line dance with a style more suited to blues music. The first evolution of it took place in Charleston, South Carolina by ballroom/swing teacher Daniel Mclean who then shared his pattern with us.

TUSH PUSH is a classic traditional line dance. Just dance and enjoy. A quick walk through is given at the end of the video as a reminder of the steps.

Jun 17, 2023 · The Tush Push is a line dance that was popularized in the 1990s. It was created by Jim Ferrazzano, a dance instructor from Texas. The dance is a combination of swing steps, shuffles, and grapevines, and is typically done to country music.

Mar 26, 2016 · Here is your chance to learn the "Tush Push" during "Oldie But Goodie" Week! One of the things that has always frustrated me when learning line dances is the wide spread emphasis on "teach the new stuff and only the new stuff" -- [sigh] So...now that I'm teaching weekly classes, I wanted to make sure…