New dates for Ralf’s webinar will be announced soon. Stay tuned
Stay tuned for an update! The Pre-Stretch Theory by Armin Kappacher is coming very soon.
I am very fortunate in my day to day teaching to be working with both Ballroom and Latin styles of dance. It never ceases to
[blockquote cite=” Albert Einstein”]“Dancers are the athletes of God”[/blockquote] It nicely alludes to the to the highly challenging combination between athleticism, spirituality, and emotional presence,
Reviewing notes taken from my instructor during private lessons, I realized I might have some difficulty in defining movement in dance. I felt challenged as
Since Ballroom Dancing developed during the 1920/30s, it has naturally undergone many changes in style. However, even the style that is danced today owes much
Cuban Motion: The “ figure 8 “ pattern. Cuban Motion is a movement where the pelvic bone moves sideways in a pendulum movement, for then
The Alemana is one of the most used, fundamental steps in the Rumba and the Cha-Cha-Cha. However, it is many years since I saw the
It is generally accepted that the Ballroom Dancer lowers from an elevated position with the body held in a vertical line. That is certainly correct
Is There Really Anything New? In today’s modern world of technology, there is a bewildering amount of information available to the dance aficionado. I can
Dancers are known for their long, lean, and muscular bodies. A lifetime of dancing and proper nutrition might get you there but what can non-dancers
Differences in dance quality among elite competitive ballroom dancers can be difficult to identify. At the championship level, what do adjudicators notice that separates top-ranked
