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Re: really?
Posted by ballroom_billy
7/22/2006  10:30:00 AM
ahhhh, insideout_55 you made me smile!!! especially with the fact that you actually could tell i was a teenager. i feel so special now!

anyhow, its good to hear that i am not alone! ukraine, huh? pretty cool. how do you guys do in competition? what style of ballroom do you usually compete in? i have just started but have had an interest for a while. how do you take classes? i mean, are you at a studio or do you take community classes? and i am having troubles following well. do you think finding a more permanent partner would help? thanks

ballroom billy
Re: really?
Posted by insideout_55
7/22/2006  6:03:00 PM
=) Well, we're preparing to compete. His standard isn't nearly as good as his latin, so we're still working things out and getting new choreography. Still in the beginning stages ;) I'm focusing on international style. I take classes at a studio where the private lessons are half off for under 18 (a great find w/a great teacher!). Also, my teacher is going to open his own studio w/a focus on kids. How long have you been dancing ballroom for? Don't worry so much about needing a permanent partner. You need to learn as much and practice as much as possible, and if that means getting a partner- go for it! It's never too early to start looking and having try-outs even just to practice with someone.
Re: really?
Posted by ballroom_billy
7/23/2006  6:45:00 AM
i have only been dancing for a little over a month ;( and the classes i took were with a community college so it was 2 hrs. every mon. night, but only for 5 mondays... and i havent gotten a book in the mail again yet saying when the next session of classes is. so for now, i am going to a local ballroom club- they have classes on fridays and sundays, along with open dancing and once a month they have socials.

that is pretty marvelous with the deal your getting on lessons! lucky duck. i want to practice more often but i don't have a partner... so it makes it just a little difficult. ;( thanks for your advice... it is neeto to hear from someone closer to my age who likes ballroom too!
Re: really?
Posted by Alwayzroses
7/23/2006  9:26:00 AM
I too started out with jazz and tap, which I found has really helped with ballroom. So no you are not a loner.
Re: really?
Posted by ballroom_billy
7/23/2006  10:52:00 AM
YAY!!! i feel special!!! which did you like most, if you don't mind my asking?
Re: really?
Posted by Alwayzroses
7/23/2006  8:12:00 PM
I prefer ballroom to jazz and tap but I really enjoyed jazz. How about yourself?
Re: really?
Posted by ballroom_billy
7/24/2006  12:59:00 PM
i too prefer ballroom to jazz, but i like tap and contemporary a lot... i realy miss them because you dont have to have a partnr and that is a problem for me right now.

farewell,
ballroom billy
Re: really?
Posted by Alwayzroses
7/24/2006  6:21:00 PM
Yeah, I definately agree with you on the partner issue with ballroom that you don't have with jazz.
Re: really?
Posted by ballroom_billy
7/24/2006  9:09:00 PM
of course! i am having difficultiies finding even a girlfriend to take ballroom dance with me because the one who was is moving to texas... and my other friend is a loser and wont even just come and see what its like. so i cant find a partner and have no one to come and have fun with me... (yes she is sitting right here and i am doing this to make her feel guilty) and she just said she doesnt feel guilty... darn!
Re: really?
Posted by Juice23
7/25/2006  9:17:00 AM
Wait, your friends who are girls don't even want to try ballroom???? Tell them they should feel guilty ;) If you want to show them some amazing ballroom (maybe persuade them) go to www.youtube.com and search for dancesport. Look through the videos and find something awesome to show them.

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