Beginner's

Picking a partner for dance of any sort and level can feel like a daunting task. Whether it’s your first time picking a partner or finding a new partner after a long-term partner is no longer available then here are some key tips when doing so.

When dancing there are certain unspoken rules that apply to the dance floor in both professional, social, and class settings. These unspoken rules are unspoken because to most they’re so logical that they’d think only young children wouldn’t grasp them…They’d think wrong. There are a select few people, as in any hobby that involves social interaction, that has never quite grasped these simple concepts. One of these concepts is how someone’s person may exude an aroma so strong it gags everyone around them. Let’s dive into that topic

There’re certain universal expectations that go unspoken in everyday settings and group dance lessons are no different. However, unlike common place norms like picking after one’s self dance class norms aren’t always as obvious or taught. Here are some dose and don’ts group classes.

Just as there are various shoes for everyday life, there are various dance shoes for all styles of dance. In this instance, we’re going to look at the shoe as a whole and not get into gender differences or dance style differences.

Most student's who enter the world of ballroom dance don't enter it with the intention of competing. For most, it's the social aspect, the desire to try something new, a way to meet new people, or because their significant other drug them, kicking and screaming, to their first class. Most who stick with it also don't continue dancing with the intention of competing, but because they have found an activity that they enjoy, made some friends, or realize that their significant other was right when they said, "If you just give it a chance you may actually enjoy it."

 

Too often we hear from non-dancers how they would love to dance, but their loved ones just won’t come with them. Although their loved one would most likely really enjoy it, their partner just doesn’t have the drive or the confidence. While everyone would like to dance, dancing has a different connotation in the context of Ballroom. Everyone understands, whether or not they have the courage to come, that they are receiving the “Gift of Dance.”

 

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