Ben Morris discovered swing dancing at 12. The first form he learned was Lindy Hop — the older, more historically rooted style that preceded WCS by decades. He could have stayed a Lindy Hop dancer. He is, in fact, a Champion Lindy Hop dancer. But he stayed in WCS. In 27 years of interviews, he has never fully explained what WCS gave him that Lindy Hop didn't. 🤔 #WestCoastSwing #BenMorris #LindyHop #SwingDance #Origin
Ben Morris Started Swing Dancing at Age 12. He Discovered Lindy Hop First. WCS Came Second. He Has Never Fully Explained Why He Stayed.
Ben Morris is, by formal record, both a Champion West Coast Swing dancer and a Champion Lindy Hop dancer. These are not the same form.
Lindy Hop and West Coast Swing share a lineage and some vocabulary, but they developed differently, feel different under the hands, and attract somewhat different sensibilities in the people who practice them seriously.
He encountered swing dancing at twelve years old.
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