Progressive Two- Step

Originated in the 1800′s by European settlers, the Progressive Two-Step was an offspring of the minuet. In the old Western days when women were not allowed to dance with men, men danced together, and would place one hand on the shoulder holding a can of beer and the other hand to the side. The only women who eventually danced with these men were Indian Squaws. This lead to the development of lots of turns,  because Indian women loved to spin while dancing. Two-step is a Western dance whose popularity has spread all over the United States.

Ready to start Two-Stepping? Arthur Murray offers Progressive Two-Step sessions six days a week with any of our professional instructors. Private lessons can be scheduled at your convenience Monday through Friday from 1-10pm and Saturday’s by appointment from 11am to 4pm.

Progressive Two-Step songs and artists include:
When the Wrong One Loves You - Wade Hayes
What Made You Say That - Shania Twain
Just to See You Smile - Tim McGraw

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Ready to get moving? Call an Arthur Murray dance specialist today at (973) 744-1122