Blazin' Ballroom: Intermediate
Sample Video
DTCE’s Blazin’ Ballroom Series: Intermediate is the perfect way to expand your repertoire of skills and knowledge of various dance genres. In this course, dancers learn a series of traditional ballroom steps set to appropriate music, and movement with an emphasis on teaching the classic steps, variations for use as a solo dancer, or also with a partner. Dancers will be challenged while enjoying the fast-paced popular ballroom styles. This series will demonstrate a wide range of steps with international flavor such as the Hustle, Salsa, and Merengue, as well as traditional ballroom techniques and dance steps. Improved balance, mobility, flexibility, coordination, increased strength & stamina, and muscle toning are all benefits of the Intermediate level.
Syllabus
DTCE’s Blazin’ Ballroom: Intermediate course is a fun opportunity to expand your technical dance skills in an expressionist dance form enjoyed both socially and competitively, worldwide! Dancers learn a series of traditional ballroom steps with variations for use as a solo dancer, or also with a partner. Dancers will be challenged while enjoying the fast-paced popular ballroom styles. The Syllabus offers a wide range of steps with international flavor such as the Hustle, Salsa, and Merengue, as well as traditional ballroom techniques and dance steps. You can follow the full course guide, or mix and match to create your own class or choreography with the energy and elegance of ballroom dancing enjoyed at competitions around the globe.
DTCE’s detailed syllabi allow you to create your own course of study from the plethora of innovative drills we offer- or follow our complete lesson plans to guide your students through progressive exercises to obtain skill level mastery. Syllabi offer a list of steps that correlate with each video, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for!
Syllabi can be used as a teacher training resource or class planning guide for your studio, saving you time in curriculum development! Teachers, assistants, trainees, and substitutes can all easily be on the same page using this sequenced tool. Syllabi are also useful for dance parents as a reinforcement guide to what children are learning in their weekly classes.