West Coast Swing is a smooth, stylish partner dance that evolved from Lindy Hop. Known for its elastic connection, it allows dancers to improvise while maintaining a structured rhythm.

But if you’re on this website, chances are you’ve already witnessed Emeline Rochefeuille’s fluidity, Ben Morris’ creativity, or Maxence Martin’s originality. These dancers (and many others) have each left a unique imprint on the West Coast Swing world, bringing their own distinct style to the dance floor.

If you have not yet seen what West Coast Swing looks like, this video may help: 

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Key features:

✅ Slot-Based Movement – Danced in a linear slot, creating a sleek and controlled look.

✅ Lead-Follow Interaction – Encourages dynamic partner communication and musical expression.

✅ Versatile Music – Adaptable to pop, blues, R&B, and contemporary hits.

✅ Creative Improvisation – Dancers can add their own flair while staying connected.

✅ Global Popularity – A thriving dance style with events and communities worldwide