I will like to start by apologising
for not doing a post in two weeks. I’ve been busy doing team practice to write
one. Will stick up the videos on the Facebook page if you want see what they
were.
Tonight saw James Richardson
as teacher, Suzanne Berson as demo and Chris Uren as DJ.
This was bank holiday Monday
and we were open. With it being bank holiday we did not have as many people
here as we normally do. I think the nice day and the fact it was bank holiday
that put people off.
Tonight’s routine looked
like this:
This was a very good
routine. I found that on the yo-yo pull through that I had to lead the men (leads)
to pull me through. I should have told them that they weren’t pulling me and
made them pull me. James keeps saying when we learn the more challenging moves:
‘let the men (leads) lead’. It tends to be a natural thing with me to do the
move as the teacher says rather than what I feel from the man (lead). All moves
work well if the lady (follow) knows what the lead means and if the men (lead)
can lead it.
Tonight’s class was really
good even though it was a bank holiday. The atmosphere was really good. Today
was my birthday so I had to do the birthday dance. It was also Jenny Adams and
Helen Morra’s birthday on Saturday so they also had to do the birthday dance.
Here
is some of it:
We also did the line dance
again which is now getting on some people nerves. This was really good and I enjoyed
it.
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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