The Waltz Chasse is one of the most basic figures in the International-style Waltz syllabus, yet many social dancers don’t understand the dynamics of this figure. Here’s what you need to know.
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From social dancers to competitors, dancers make a number of common mistakes in this classic Latin dance. Are you making any of these errors?
Dancers are always learning technique. So how can we learn to stop thinking so that we can ignore all that technique long enough to enjoy the dancing?
A number of muscles are used in ballroom dancing to create the beautiful shapes and movement we see on the floor. Here’s a guide to preparing your muscles for dance.
The Turning Lock to Right is a complex figure that is often led incorrectly for all the right reasons. Here’s what you need to know.
Enjoy a special opportunity to take advantage of the only cruise line that has a decent sized dance floor, on Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth as she sails for the first time ever from Vancouver to Alaska and back.
You’ve walked since you were a year old, so chances are you don’t spend much time thinking about it. Take a moment to analyze how you walk. Your dancing will thank you.
A closer look at how different personality types affect ballroom dancers, and what that might mean to you as a competitive or social dancer.
Rumba Walks are often danced poorly, especially by social dancers. This article is designed to help you better understand how to get the look that you see from top dancers.
The Samba, Brazil’s sexy Latin dance, dates back to 1914, when it was known as the Maxixe. It has a unique character and several different rhythms. Here’s more info on the Samba.
