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- Students dancing all the way with confidence
- ‘Boogie ‘Til the Break of Day’
- MY FAVRITE WRKUT / MARGIE FRANKLIN line dancing: ‘My favorite …
- Shutesbury students drum dance with local artist
- A Christmas portrait of Brucie
- Resolution: Learn to Dance
- Five dancers for Dar music dance competition
Students dancing all the way with confidence
Rogers Hometown News AR
Some of them are there just because they love to dance Brown said. They work on waltzes fox trots and other traditional dances. He also adds some break dancing moves. Brown assigns partners based on height and skills and the students switch partners for every dance he said. “ne advantage of ballroom dancing is that it teaches them about physical contact in an appropriate level” he said. n the first day the students asked how long they would have to do the dance program Brown said. After a couple of weeks they were asking if they could come every day.
‘Boogie ‘Til the Break of Day’
Pasadena Weekly CA
Actually they never left. Harp-blowing frontman Tom Hall and his merry band of swingsters have stubbornly held on and carved out a SoCal mini-circuit of their own since the ’90s retro swing scare briefly threatened to escort them to the big time before fading away. They perform regularly for the Pasadena Ballroom Dance Association’s weekly swing dances and other area venues such as Claremont’s Hip KittyDuarte’s Route 66 and Sierra Madre’s Café 322 — where on Friday they’ll host their monthly swing dance and dinner. Hall who’s also made some noise as a pro swing dancer (keep an eye peeled for him next time you rent “Swingers”) is a suave bandleader smoothly giving cues to guitarist Bob Robles or his horn section before shouting into his old-school mic and delivering robust performances of chestnuts by the likes of Lionel Hampton and Eddie Vinson in addition to his own in-the-mold blues.
MY FAVRITE WRKUT / MARGIE FRANKLIN line dancing: ‘My favorite …
Atlanta Journal Constitution USA
It’s a challenge within yourself to learn new steps and to learn new things” she said. > The sweat factor: Besides being fun and challenging Franklin said it’s a great cardio workout. Asked if she and her classmates break a sweat she replied “h do we ever!” > Her workout week: Franklin goes to the YMCA four times a week attending different aerobics classes each day. n Mondays she takes “align and define” and water aerobics; on Wednesdays she takes low-impact aerobics and water aerobics. n Thursdays she does line dancing and on Fridays she takes step aerobics and water aerobics. After her gym workout she goes to the park and walks about three miles. > What it’s done for her: Franklin thinks her line dancing classes combined with the other formats in her exercise routine have contributed to her improved health.
Shutesbury students drum dance with local artist
Amherst Bulletin MA
“Antonellis said her fifth-grade son has been talking to his second-grade sister about the program. “It’s a nice thing as a mom to hear your children talking about what they’re doing in school” she said. It has also provided a break from classroom routine she said. “A lot of kids like to move around” she said. “Art and music always inspire kids and they come back to the classroom more focused. “There aren’t many school events that can involve every student said physical education teacher Mary Taylor. “The timing is great because it can be a tough time for kids who feel anxiety just before a vacation” she said.
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A Christmas portrait of Brucie
BBC News UK
“Frankie Howerd wasn’t light he was heavy – nobody worried more about what he was going to do. ‘Who knows’Bruce first appeared on television before World War II even before he turned professional at the age of 14 as Boy Bruce – The Mighty Atom cracking jokes between the appearances of barely-clad chorus girls at the Windmill Theatre in London’s Soho. But his big break came with ITV’s flagship programme Sunday Night at the London Palladium before moving onto other entertainment classics including The Generation Game Play Your Cards Right and Bruce’s Price is Right. “There are so many other ‘heavy’ entertainment shows that I could have done and I didn’t – my fault in a way because they were easy to do” he explains. “I was probably a bit lazy – I should have insisted and at one time I did have the power to insist on anything I wanted to do.
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Resolution: Learn to Dance
Washington Post United States
We offer simple ways to start the year off with a sense of accomplishment from learning to waltz cook or act to breaking into the art or music scene. I fell in love with the Viennese waltz one autumn evening last year. It wasn’t love at first sight mind you. I was so focused on my feet — trying to get the steps while desperately trying to avoid smashing my partner’s toes — that I nearly missed all the fun.
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Five dancers for Dar music dance competition
DailyNewsnline United Republic of Tanzania
Mtaki observed that more than forty dancers from Kinondoni Ilala and Temeke took part in the competition but only five were picked. The top two winners of the Sunday competition will represent the region in the national competition set for early next year. Mtaki said the event will be coloured by Dar es Salaam disco dancer title holder MC Cool the 1989 national first runner up Ally Baucha and renowned Baajan Taizani who will showcase break dance funky and soul train strokes. ther local artists who will colour the event are Daz baba and Lalumba Ally Mbogo Nyosofili Nyoso and Nyerere Junior.
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