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ABC of Ballroom Part 2 – Slow Foxtrot | Augusto Schiavo & Caterina Arzenton

Augusto Shiavo & Caterina Arzenton, Standard

ABC of Ballroom Part 2 – Slow Foxtrot with Augusto Schiavo & Caterina Arzenton provides a structured progression through Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Slow Foxtrot material.

Rather than relying only on fixed combinations, the program develops an understanding of individual figures and the fundamental building blocks needed to create and dance complete Slow Foxtrot routines.

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Title: ABC of Ballroom Part 2 – Slow Foxtrot
Instructors: Augusto Schiavo & Caterina Arzenton
Director: Corky Ballas
Rhythm/Style: Standard – Slow Foxtrot
Level: Beginner to Advanced / All Levels
Training Levels: Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced
Format: MP4 Digital Video
Running Time: Approx. 75 minutes
Series: ABC of Ballroom

Original price was: $61.00.Current price is: $12.00.

Product ID: 3538 Categories: Augusto Shiavo & Caterina Arzenton, Standard

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ABC of Ballroom Part 2 – Slow Foxtrot is a comprehensive Slow Foxtrot training program presented by former World Professional Ballroom Champions Augusto Schiavo & Caterina Arzenton and directed by Corky Ballas.

Part of the ABC of Ballroom complete syllabus collection, this program is designed to develop a clear understanding of individual Ballroom figures rather than simply teaching fixed combinations. By understanding where each figure begins and ends, dancers can build stronger fundamentals and combine figures with greater confidence.

The approximately 75-minute program progresses systematically through Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Slow Foxtrot routines, covering fundamental figures such as Feather Step, Three Step and Reverse Turn before progressing to Telemarks, Weaves, Hover actions, Twist Turns, Fallaway Reverse and Slip Pivot, Reverse Wave, and other advanced material.

Suitable for dancers, teachers, and competitors, this program provides a structured approach to understanding the building blocks of Slow Foxtrot and how individual figures can be connected into complete routines.