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Reaching the Full Bronze level in ballroom dancing is a significant accomplishment. At this stage, your technique and styling should be perfect. It should be polished and refined, showcasing an excellent understanding of the dance form. Full Bronze represents an excellent level in social ballroom dancing. Yet Full Bronze still does not mean mastering the … Read more
After passing the Bronze One level, to get through the Bronze Two level might take you an additional nine months to a year. This depends on your frequency of lessons (both private and group). In addition, it depends on practicing at home and at the parties. I can’t stress the value of group classes and … Read more
We last explored Associate Bronze styling and technique within Fox Trot, Waltz, Swing, Merengue, Mambo, Rumba, and Cha Cha. Now, achieving the required styling and technique skills in Tango, Samba, Polka, and Disco are equally involved. First of all, the Associate Bronze styling and technique in Tango provides learning contra body movement. You also learn … Read more
Getting to learn Associate Bronze styling and technique means you have to go through the Bronze One level first. In terms of dancing adequacy, Bronze One represents a mechanical level. At this point your dancing looks mechanical, and feels mechanical. Typically it takes about four to six months to reach this level. The biggest variable … Read more
Did you know that there are standards that exist in dance education? Each standard or level represents a certain type of dancer. These levels are accepted throughout the world. Most established dance studios follow these levels of ballroom dancing. You need to pass tests to get from one level to the next. The first of … Read more
