American Smooth

Classic screen icons Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers pioneered this style in the last century. Since then, social dancers and competitors alike have fallen in love with the versatility and excitement of American Smooth.

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How to Prepare for Competition Series: Part II-"The Look" Jul 22, 2009

Although the dancing is the core of what the audience and judges are looking at, a dancer’s look or appearance plays a critical role in catching the eye and sustaining interest. Having a good appearance also makes the dancer himself feel more confident and characteristic of the dances he’s performing. This is a topic which should not be underestimated, as first impressions are essential in making lasting impact. Every dancer has at some time arrived in the ballroom and sized up their competition before the start of the event merely on the basis of how other couples are groomed and dressed.

How to Prepare for Competition Series: Part I - "The Dancing" Jul 22, 2009

At the end of the day, whether you are an amateur or professional it comes down to great dancing. Great dancing can be primarily divided into two categories that when balanced together create a dancer who both thrills with their athleticism and structure and also touches the hearts and sparks the imagination of the audience. These two categories are technique and artistry. Every dancer has a natural tendency to be stronger in one of these elements, so the goal becomes to bring up both sides to compliment each other.