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This video teaches Irish dance beginners how to dance their skip-2-3’s (hop-2-3’s) and allows you practice along with me. You can keep re-watching and practicing with the speed you like over and over. And as you improve, you can practice along with me using the faster and faster speeds! First, I teach some important tips for beginners. Next, I explain and show how to do the basic hop-2-3 and teach beginners how to count the movements correctly. Following this is a “practice with me“ section where I dance the skip-2-3’s slow, medium, fast and then with music, all facing away from the camera so you can follow along. The practice sections that are set to music have count-ins on the screen to help you learn how to count in and start on time to the music. The video finishes with a demonstration of how to dance the skip-2-3’s in a circle (lead around) so you can put them at the beginning of your first dance you will learn, the Reel. If you want to learn the next part of your reel, check out our practice video 2, how to dance the sidestep (sevens). For how to do a basic leap-2-3, have a look at this video: Happy practicing! NAVIGATION Intro: 0:00 Lead Around: 0:32 Tips To Remember: 0:59 How to do a skip-2-3 (quick review): 1:19 Slow skips: 1:50 Medium speed skips: 2:46 Fast Skips: 3:33 Full speed with music: 4:03 Full speed in a circle: 4:37 SOCIALS If you liked this video, you can follow us on Instagram: Twitter or Facebook Snapchat: mjpacademy Or see our website for information on our classes MUSIC The music I used in this video was: Anton & Sully - Reels Part II (113) - The Feis Album, Vol. II SAFETY WARNING All exercises and other forms of physical activity can be dangerous, especially if performed without medical advice, proper supervision and/or pre-exercise evaluation. The videos, techniques, ideas, and exercise suggestions presented by MJP on youtube Twitter and Facebook are not intended to be professional training advice. Always consult your physician or health care professional before performing any exercise, especially if you have any chronic or recurring condition, and/or if you are pregnant, nursing, or elderly.