UK Appalachian

• Mind The Step (Altrincham, Cheshire)

• Shindig Cloggers (Penzance, Cornwall)

• Feet First (Chesterfield/Matlock, Derbyshire)

• Restless Soles (Derby, Derbyshire)

• Alive & Kicking (Exeter, Devon)

• Aurora (Exeter, Devon)

• Shuffle The Deck (Totnes, Devon)

• Tiger Feet (Cardiff, South Wales)

• Shoostring (Newport, South Wales)

• Knickerbocker Glory (Alton, Hampshire)

• Tappalachian (St Albans, Hertfordshire)

• Leap To Your Feet (Bolton, Lancashire)

• Cornucopia (Wantage, Oxfordhire)

• Raise The Dust (Bedstone, near Ludlow, Shropshire)

• No Mean Feet (Yeovil, Somerset)

• Crooked Moon (Brighton East Sussex)

• Anocalyse Now (Charlwood, Surrey)

• First Class Stamp (Nuneaton Spa, Warwickshire)

• Fiddle n' Feet (Shipley, West Yorkshire)

• Kitchen Taps (Otley, West Yorkshire)

• Ryburn Three-Step (Ripponden, West Yorkshire)

UK Other

• Appaltappers Contemporary Appalachian Tap Dance (Clogging) (New Milton, Hants)

• City Clickers percussive step (Bristol)

• Somerstep percussive step and social dance (Crewkerne, Somerset)

Other recommended sites

• Bluefields used an interlocking floor and roll-up 'step-a-tunes' designed and made by Graham Colyer. As used by many U.K. teams and festivals.
  Click here for details

• FOAOTMAD (Friends of American Old Time Music and Dance) for the enthusiast from the U.K. - or elsewhere.

• Ira Bernstein. One of the world's leading solo percussive step dancers.

• Mats Melin - Scottish, Cape Breton and Swedish Dance, researcher and teacher. A wide selection of useful links.

• Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble. Formerly known as The Fiddle Puppets they continue to provide inspiration wherever they go.

• The Double Toe Times. Monthly magazine mainly U.S. competition influenced but covers all styles.

• The Green Grass Cloggers, North Carolina (Facebook).

• The Green Grass Cloggers, North Carolina.

• Wild Goose Chase Cloggers, Minneapolis/St.Paul, Minnesota

• The Eclectic Cloggers, Seattle, Washington

• The Texas Clogging Council - links to many teams in the USA - and internationally.

• Phil Howard, clog maker (English wooden sole).