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Steppin' Out: Ballroom Dancing

Backcover description: This exciting new series of DVDs by Teresa Mason is the fast and easy way to get out on the dance floor and to join in the national dance craze. Ballroom dancing is the time-honored choice for all important social occasions, such as

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Level:		All (instructional)

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Teresa Mason

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Certified instructor description: Now, learning to dance is easy (for you … or your “I wish he could dance” partner). This DVD teaches four dances: Waltz, Tango, Fox Trot and Viennese Waltz. Within each dance, you get 14 to 16 lessons/steps. They start with a beginner segment -- the most basic moves individually demonstrated, one-at-a-time. That’s followed by a beginner practice session with a partner and music. Then you’ll repeat that full sequence for the intermediate steps and again for the advanced patterns. That dance section ends with a flowing demo of all the steps you’ve learned. DVD also includes basic dance techniques, including posture, position and rotation. ©2007. DVD has: Chapter menus.

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Steppin' Out: Ballroom Dancing

Not really for beginners

For beginners, this is not really basic, but if you're comfortable with the basic steps, this will take you a little further. - posted by Janet on 4/14/2010

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