Category: Ballroom Dance Studio Procedures
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Instructors Instruct – Students Teach
The post emphasizes the symbiotic relationship between instructors and students in the learning process, arguing that everyone learns simultaneously during lessons. Effective instructors clarify concepts, avoid irrelevant details, and inspire learners, while students must actively practice and internalize the information provided. Lifelong learning is highlighted as essential for great instruction.
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Imagine an Empty Dance Studio
Amazing Dance Blog welcomes a new author, Stephan Pinkwart Written by Stephan Pinkwart I imagine an empty dance studio. Wooden floor. Silence. Dust floating in the light. Then someone walks in. One step. Another. Suddenly, movement becomes a story. Your invitation reminds me of that. Dance is not only a technique. Dance is memory stored in…
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Music First, Dance Second
The article talks about the cascading sequence of first there is music then the different dances emerge. Whether it is the Waltz or Rumba their specific characteristics are what defines each dance. Fun and easy to read with 3 great dance videos.
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Falling in Love with the Bolero — Somos Novios
Take a moment to fall in love with me I have been dancing ballroom for 50 years. In that time, my favorite dance has always been the Bolero. The dance, known as the Dance of Romance, originates from Spain. The Tango is from Argentina, and is the Dance of Love The Rumba came from the sandy…
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Give Dance a Chance
Dancing may not save the world, but it expresses and heals through music. The author’s love for dance, fostered by a musical upbringing, led to a career change from music to dance. Dance is portrayed as a fulfilling hobby that promotes joy, connection, and stress relief while dispelling common misconceptions about one’s ability to dance.
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