10/25/2026
If youâve been trying to get clean double turns and they still feel wobbly, rushed, off-balance, or just plain messy⊠thereâs usually a reason.
And doing 500 more double turns without fixing the technique underneath them probably wonât help.
Weâve taught our Double Turns Workshop in person for years, and weâve had dancers tell us things like:
âI never understood double turns until this.â
âThis completely changed how I turn.â
âI can finally use double turns when Iâm social dancing.â
Because double turns are about WAY more than spinning twice.
To do them cleanly, you need control.
You need to understand your frame.
You need balance.
You need the right amount of tension.
You need to understand your axis, your speed, your spotting, and how youâre communicating with your partner.
And once those things start making sense, it doesnât just improve your double turns.
It improves your dancing.
Leaders get better at giving clear information instead of forcing a turn.
Followers get better at controlling their own movement instead of getting thrown off balance.
Both sides get better at connection, timing, frame, balance, and knowing how much energy a movement actually needs.
Thatâs why we finally took our in-person Double Turns Workshop and turned it into a full online course.
We break the technique into small pieces first, so you actually understand WHY your turns work or donât work.
Then we give you drills to train the pieces.
And once the technique is there, we show you 10 different double-turn patterns you can actually use in your dancing, including hammerlocks, cuddles, S-turns, catch-and-go variations, tosses, and more.
So youâre not just practicing the same double turn over and over.
Youâre learning how to CONTROL it and actually use it.
This course is brand new. Nobody has had access to it before today.
And because we literally just opened it to the public, itâs 50% off right now for $17.
On October 31, the price doubles.
đ Comment âDOUBLE TURNSâ and weâll send you the link.
If double turns have been one of those things you keep saying youâll âfigure out eventuallyâ... this is probably y