Flo-Motion Houston

class he met Willie "2+2" Fleming, who noticed his talent and began training him in intermediate and advanced Two-Step. This training would lead to him entering and winning his first Two-Step competition in August 2008 with his first dance partner Barbara Lewis. During this competition Jay was spotted by Master Redd who immediately took him under his tutelage and groomed him for competing & showcasing. Over the course of his grooming he was able to learn under legendary Houston Two-Steppers like Lee "Smooth" Perry, Willie "2+2" Fleming and Master Redd, he had the honor of learning under other Houston Two-Step legends like Jordan Sapp, Johnny B, Cochise and Evelyn. Jay continued his education in dance by taking dance lessons and attending various workshops in order to continue to grow & learn proper dance & spin techniques, class structure, teaching techniques & much more at studios like Arthur Murray Dance Studio, The Dance Place, Houston Dance Factory in addition to many others. As a result he's became very well known for his dance knowledge and teaching skills in body mechanics, dance technique and spin/turn techniques as well as his class structure and curriculum. In July 2009, Jay Owens along with Barbara & Teddie Lewis founded Flo-Motion Dance Association in Houston, TX and in Baton Rouge, LA. Jay also innovatively developed and wrote a curriculum entitled “Houston Two-Step Basic Instructions” in order to create a structure in which to more effectively teach Houston Two-Step. Respectively, in August 2010, Jay’s curriculum was copyrighted and registered in the Library of Congress. Flo-Motion Dance Association has and continues to produce the next generation of some of the finest up and coming Houston Two-Steppers. They are committed to advancing and preserving the art of Houston Two-Step by teaching the dance at a high level in a fun, friendly, family oriented social environment so that it will be passed on and enjoyed for generations to come. Jay resides in Houston, Texas where he teaches, and when time allows he enjoys traveling to events to dance, showcase, compete or judge Houston Two-Step.