Who is one of the greatest pioneers of modern line dancing.. Want to know more?

Probably one of the greatest pioneers of modern line dancing, Rob Fowler has a positive vision of the Line Dancing World and his rightful place in it!

To Rob Fowler - Crystal Boot winners - successers always comes as the result of hard work and dedication. He teaches privately and is in constant demand on the increasingly busy weekend Line dance circuit, being one of Britian's and Europe's most popular instructor & choreographer. 

His style, though initially rooted in Western dance, has expanded to include music of almost every genre from Big Band to Pop. His choreography has pushed back the boundaries in Line dancing and his dances have led the way, from Beethoven's Boogie, Live Laugh Love, Deeply Completely, Amazing Faith, his legend dance 'The Beast'! 'Stop It' 'Mo Jo Rhythm', Uptown Funk, Footloose and many more.

He makes big impact on the competition scene too, both as a World Champion line dancer and as original founder of Masters In Line. Original Masters such as Rachael McEnaney, Paul McAdam and Pedro Machado become the biggest personalities in the line dsnce industry, as Masters grows to become an internationally recognised line dance organization running many events worldwide every year, including the sensational World Line Dance Master.

Rob has been the foundation of 'The Masters' for over seven years and his dedication and commitment to the company has been second to none, making Masters one of the best company for competition and social line dancing all over the world. Masters became such a success that Rob appointed new team of directors to help grow and develop Masters-in-Line.  

Rob has moved to Spain with his family and he continues to contribute to the line dancing world with new choreography, and attendance in social and line dancing events and competitions.

We are sure Rob will help grow the line dancing world to something even bigger than today - what those in the old country western days couldn't imagine, thank you, Rob!

Some of his classic choreographies can be found on adjacent column of this feature, enjoy!