First off my really sorry for not doing any posts last week
as I was busy working and then I was at the Ceroc Southport Weekender.
After a fabulous weekend I was feeling a little tired. I did
have a good time tonight I just didn’t have the brain power to do the
intermediate routine. It did however look really good.
Tonight saw James Richardson as the teacher, Suzanne Berson
as the demo and Chris Uren as the DJ.
Here is the intermediate routine:
The routine looks really good. I did see some of the men
doing the routine and they seemed to be getting it. One thing I would like to
know is how many of the men remember the moves or at least one of the moves
taught in a class for the next time?
At the weekender I found that the men from my local area
don’t do the moves that they learnt in the last few weeks. I love that James
takes the time to teach these moves but I don’t love the fact that it’s there
that time and gone the next. Recently we have being learning variations of the
archie spin and I found that the men have been able to remember one of these
variations as they have been doing it over a few lessons.
Tonight I wasn’t in the mood for learning as I was at the
weekender and a little bit tired. Once the lessons were over I got second wind
which really helped. I had some
fantastic dances with some great people. There were 6 of us here tonight that were on
the weekender apart from James and Chris and I was the only one of us who came
back today and still went dancing.
I am looking forward to Wednesday night at Queen’s Hall in Leeds, 8pm.
If you fancy coming down next week to learn Ceroc (modern jive) or just want to try somewhere new it’s Monday at St Chads in Leeds on Otley Road. Starts at 7:30pm
Check out ceroc.com for your local venue.
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