Tonight saw James Richardson teaching, Jenny Adams as demo
and Jonathan Gammon as DJ. Chris Baker was not there as he wasn't well.
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Tonight Lisa Pang who works on the door brought her daughter
Kaitlyn again and she loved it. She was a little bit tired towards the end. She
seemed to enjoy herself. I partnered her up to do the classes.
Tonight's intermediate routine looks like this:
I have to apologize. I didn't manage to film the routine
when it was demoed. I did manage to get it at the end of the intermediate
class. I had a problem with my camera. The routine was very good and taught
well thanks to James. There was one move taken from this year’s Ceroc X routine
for the Ceroc London Champs. See Ceroc X Routine Part 1 11/02/13 for that
routine. As I was partnering Kaitlyn I didn't get to go round and see how
others were getting on. This seems straight forward. The men (leaders) have to remember
for the step twist move to step forward to begin with. This is the part of the
move that will be forgotten in freestyle.
The class was really busy tonight.
It had a good atmosphere. There were some great dancers there. I had some
fantastic dances including one from James Richardson.
What makes a good dance?
The music, the venue / floor, the dancer, the moves the
dancer does, the lead of the leader, the type of night and the mood that you
are in. I find that a dance with one guy may not be as good as the next dance
with that guy. That could be due to them learning more moves between dances.
What do you think makes a good dance? Do you agree with me?
The
music tonight was really good. Had a Southport main room feel and then a slow
feel towards the end. He did play the line dancing song. Check out Line dancing at St Chads 25/02/13 for the line dance.
My favourite
song tonight was Booty Voodoo by Lee Coulter. Here is the song from YouTube:
Every
time I here this song I want to get up and wiggle. I love dancing with people
who give me the chance to wiggle. This song is great for people who have
musicality. This song has to be my favourite song of all time to dance to but
not to listen to. The last post song Moves like Jagger is my favourite song of
all time.
I'm looking forward to Monday at St Chads in Leeds. Starts at 7:30pm.
If you fancy coming down next week to learn Ceroc (modern jive) or just want to try somewhere new it’s Wednesday at Queen’s Hall in Leeds on Harrogate Road. Starts at 8pm.
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