When it comes to dancing, it's not about the destination...it's about the journey. Why? Because people take dance lessons for many reasons. We may all be on the same path together, but in the end we have different goals. Dance instructors know this. They can spend up to 10 hours a day in the studio dealing with the same issues over and over again. Perhaps we get intimidated by more advanced dancers, or someone who's taller, or in better shape. But regardless of our own fears and insecurities.... we are ok. Our dance instructors know this, because they've seen it before. To find out more trade secrets, listen to Brain B and Roberto talk about all the things that your dance instructor wish you knew.

On The Dance Floor

Things your Dance Instructor wish you knew

Even advanced dancers have trouble remembering moves they just learned in the previous lesson. After all, we are not machines, nor do we remember everything that happens. Not to worry! By applying some of these tricks into our learning, we will help our brains store more information into our long term memories and recall it while we are dancing

5 Tips to Remember Dance Patterns from Class

In the first episode Brian gives 7 Tips on how to get more social dances. All these tips are based on comments and questions that Brian's own students have asked him, adding a characteristic professional opinion to each topic. Intermediate and advanced dancers may know or heard some of these tips already. Still... even they may pick-up a few pointers from this episode. Got any info you'd like to share? Let us know! Visit Social Dance Community to leave a comment or to send us an e-mail. See you on the dance floor!

7 Tips on How to Get More Social Dances

A new podcast for social dancers by social dancers. "Social Dance Community" contributor Roberto R. talks to Brian B. from "West Coast Swing Online" about a variety of topics concerning social dancing! Brian has been a professional dance instructor for twenty years. He complements the talk with a lot of technical information and notes from teaching in the US and other countries, while Roberto offers his insight from his involvement in the scene.  "On The Dance Floor" is a Podcast designed for dancers looking for tips and pointers to improve quicker and enhance their experience.

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On The Dance Floor

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