How to Two Step with The King & Queen of Country Swing

Our friends Grant and Shalee Taylor from King and Queen of Country Swing were kind enough to share a tutorial for two-stepping. We hope it inspires some of y'all to take a turn on the dancefloor, even if it's just in your living room!

[robertespinoza]

I had a date this weekend and she told me she loves county music and dancing so I assumed she meant 2 stepping...y'all made this so easy to pick up, now here's the catch. She didn't know how to 2 step !!! Lol still an amazing night and thank y'all for helping me impress my date ❤️

[cemech]

Y'all nailed it. Boot scootin' diagonal - left foot, left foot and then right foot slow is the way I've done this since the 80's when I learned whilst dancing with a wooden chair..

[gunsgalore]

I'm a homeschooled kid going out to a dance hall for the first time in a week - appreciate the instruction!

[Gio-ostp]

i was just looking for cars 2-stepping how did i get here

[miriamvenegas]

Seriously this is the easiest video to follow, straight to the point, without the confusing stuff. Thank you guys! you two are so cute.

[JTSunriseMusic]

Real good, can’t wait until wife gets home from work, got the furniture moved 😂

[paulconner]

Style 2 is how I learned it back in the early 80's. :)

[bardstables]

Love it. What I like about this video is that you covered what you are calling style 2. That was what I learned many moons ago. When the two step showed up in my feed I thought I'd check it out. I quickly become worried that maybe I had been doing it wrong all these years since most are teaching the "quick and slow" more like a walk. So it's nice to see I'm not wrong. Lol

[rf.]

I am from the Texas Hill Country. Style 2 is how I've done it for 53 years. You'll see this style even today at the dance halls.

[KB]

she has to be the cutest, most adorable thing on two legs! Love just watching her dance in all of her videos.

[davidsike]

That's how I was taught the 2-step 40 years ago when I first took lessons (I don't think It really matters), but most clubs/teachers teach: quick quick slow slow, but I prefer the slow slow quick quick; especially for beginners. Since then, I've taken ballroom lessons and therefore adopted a more formal posture and enjoy it because of better control & balance. But still enjoying @ 66 with my wife of 30 years (who I met 2-stepping). Oh, I forgot to say I like Tacovas also, I have 3 pairs.

[garlicfur]

My dad taught me the “hoppy version, ” important to note there are still 4 steps, just the two in the middle are the quick ones once you get going🤣 thanks for the video

[girlnextdoor]

THANK YOU- for making this so uncomplicated!!

[mcmhs]

So cute how she looks at him when they dance ❤

[ZachariahTheWitch]

Easy to follow! I learned “quick, quick, slow slow” when I started, so it seems interchangeable with tempo. Fun!

[papaAJ]

You two are adorable! Thanks for the lesson.

[darylsmioth]

The best part about this clip is the pointy toe boots. Just by seeing those I knew it would be an awesome clip, and it was. Love seeing those rather than those fangled city slicker square-toed boots.

[SunflwerTE]

since moving from Louisiana to Texas, people have been telling me I'm two-stepping wrong for years. nope, I'm just doing style 2. I feel so validated lol

[taylorvigil]

such fun and great teachers. thank u for the video

[matthewscanlan]

That country interlude in Rosa Parks OutKast bout to get wild tonight