Lindybeige

I'm not sure how I feel about this one. I recorded it in eleven chunks. Each chunk seemed fine to me, but when they are all edited into one long string, it seems a bit much. When the chunks are small, I can launch into each with gusto, and sustain it fairly well. Trouble is, a great length of gusto

This video has done much better than expected. It was the second of the three I scheduled to be published while I was away - hence your seeing it a bit late. A sublime moment (YouTube)

Sorry this took so long. As you'll guess from the news in the sponsor's message, a few things had to be in place first before this was ready to roll. Not sure I've got the title right. I might change it. It needs to mention fighting early on, but short is good. If fighting is like dancing, why don't

I know that few of you are fans of dance, but I think that this is reasonably jolly, and I think you'll like seeing Rami dance. How to add NOTHING to your swing dance (YouTube)

It's been a year since I did one of these, so here's one of these: a Lindy hop lesson video. Lindy hop basic footwork (YouTube)

I try to explain explain a principle of connection technique in partnered dancing, using a belt, and the belt is beige. Lindy hop connection (YouTube)

The third of the three Lindy videos I shot in Helsinki in August. I don't know when or whether I'll do more. Tuck turn - a simple Lindy hop move (YouTube)

A bit of a departure here. I don't know how many of these to do. I shot three of them in one session. Comments so far have been very kind. If people are to watch many of them and for word to get about that these are a way to learn to dance, then I'd have to make lots of them. This got more views tha