DANCE

Guest Teacher: Keith McGee from Feets of Amazement

Date:     Saturday 10 March 2012

Venue:   St Oswald's Insitute, Church Street, Durham DH1 3DQ

Time:      Workshop:             11.30 - 15.30         (Advanced)
               Workshop:             11.30 - 13. 15 only (Intermediate)
               Tea Dance Party:    16.00 - 19.00

Level: Intermediate - Advanced dancers

Time:11:30-15:30

 

Improve Everything You Know!

 

Do you often look at Youtube clips of top Lindy Hop dancers and wonder what’s stopping you from leading and following these moves easily? Do you have lots of moves but sometimes struggle with some of them? Do you have a few little gaps in your foundations that you want to rebuild? Do you want to better understand the essential tools so you can create moves and dance with more finesse?

 

This workshop is aimed at experienced dancers who are keen to accelerate their learning and acquire more finesse in their dancing.

 

Book now as places are limited to enable you to have one-to-one attention with Keith.

Book now!

Advanced dancers come for the whole workshop
£40  includes the whole day plus Tea Dance Party

Internediate dancers will accelrate their learning in the first part of the workshop
£25 includes workshop 11:30-13:30 plus Tea Dance Party

Tea Dance Party - FREE if you book the workshop or £8 without workshop

Click here to book or email info@lindy-jazz.co.uk

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Levels for This Workshop

Lindy Hop Intermediate

You know the basics, and you have been going to weekly classes and dancing regularly for about 6-12 months. You feel very comfortable with the Swing Out, Lindy Circle and Charleston,  can dance socially with partners of various levels and you want to work on improving your lead and follow. You're proficient and confident with your basics and you're able to take on technical information and apply it within the lesson. You've discovered that you like Lindy Hop and you want to get better.

Lindy Hop Intermediate - Advanced

You know more than the basics, and you have been going to weekly classes and dancing regularly for about 12-18 months. The floor, partner, and music are all your friends, and you can combine them with ease. You are able to swing out with confidence. Dancing to slow as well as very fast music doesn't scare you, and you will welcome some complicated moves, as well as fine-tuning your dancing. You’re confident that you understand how to lead and follow and you aren’t afraid to try things out. You would dance socially with anyone of any standard to both slow and quick tempos.

Lindy Hop Advanced

The teaching pace is much quicker and there is an expectation of at least 18 months' experience of regular classes as well as weekend workshops, swing camps, exchanges etc. Expect to get a lot of in-depth technique thrown in.