The Foxtrot is a versatile dance that can be enjoyed at various tempos, ranging from slow and bluesy to the lively beats of Frank Sinatra and the Brian Setzer Orchestra. It is a popular choice for weddings, big band events, and gala balls, as it teaches dancers how to move smoothly and maintain rhythmical timing. By mastering the art of combining steps seamlessly, dancers develop a wide range of movements and enhance their manoeuvrability. The elegant posture of the Foxtrot not only adds to its visual appeal but also benefits dancers in other dance styles. Being able to dance confidently to slow, medium, and fast tempos ensures a pleasurable and relaxing experience for both you and your partner.
History of the Foxtrot
In the year 1913, Harry Fox, a talented vaudeville comedian, captivated audiences with a delightful trot performed to a lively ragtime song during the Ziegfeld Follies. This remarkable dance not only overshadowed other trots but also emerged as the beloved dance of America, continuing to be cherished as the epitome of social dances.
