Every Man's Survival Guide to Ballroom Dancing: Ace Your Wedding Dance and Keep Cool on a Cruise, at a Formal, and in Dance Classes
Learn the basic principles common to all music, rhythm and dance, enabling you to walk onto any dance floor and perform an admirable dance, with any partner, to any music, with confidence and grace.
۬This book is for non-dancers, newbies and beginners. Part guerrilla manual and part cotillion handbook, this book is an insider's guide to social dancing:
- Learn a foolproof method for hearing the beat of the musicÂ
- Learn to count music (they don't teach that in dance classes)
- Learn the correct way to count step patterns (dance figures--the fancy moves)
- Learn dance rhythm: single, double and triple rhythm, the building blocks of all dances
- Learn three simple rhythm patterns (the pattern of weight changes) that will get you through any song
- Learn the basics of leading and following
- Learn slow dancing, survival dancing, surviving the wedding dance and how to fake a dance
- 17 easy exercises (most you can do without a partner)
- Free instructional video clips at ihatetodance.com
Whether you fear dance, can't dance or hate to dance; or whether you're rhythmically challenged or just new to dance; or whether you've finished dance classes more confused than when you started, this book has the tools a guy needs to know to make his partner happy.
(Ladies, despite the title, 95% of the book's content will help you too.)
PUBLISHER'S NOTE: This book does not teach specific dances. It's a foundation book focusing on the basics. It's a book to read before your first dance class. What you will learn is the rhythm pattern for 18 common partner dances because that is something to know before the first class.
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