FOXTROT
Learn to Dance the Foxtrot
With the arrival of Ragtime music in the late 19th century, a smooth dance like the Waltz would not do. In 1914, Henry Fox did his version of trotting on the stage of the Ziegfeld Follies and it became a sensation in New York. When the Foxtrot made its way to England, it was refined into a smooth, elegant dance more reminiscent of the Waltz than the Trot's hyperactive past. In fact, many of Foxtrot's patterns have been adapted straight from the Waltz. Key characteristics of the Foxtrot are smooth, gliding steps with controlled movement and an easygoing look. The Foxtrot can be danced to many styles of music.
Learn to dance the Foxtrot at Go Dance Studio, where our experienced instructors teach in a welcoming, energetic environment. Whether you're a beginner taking your first ballroom dance steps or an experienced dancer refining your technique, the Foxtrot is known for its smooth, flowing movement, timeless elegance, and versatility on the social dance floor.
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