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foksie · 30th-January-2006, 07:44 AM

Thanks all for your help!

Yes I was referring to the Australian version, the way you described both of those is exactly right.

I like the fast pace and to be able to make your own style, rockabilly was my favourite so that is why I wasn't sure, I saw a few animations/videos of people doing ceroc and it looked similar. That is why I asked. I haven't heard of the style before this site. Do you know if it is common in Australia?

Is there as much difference in the male:female partners who know the dance. Of all the dances I've learned there is a ratio of about 1:6 at least!

30th-January-2006, 07:44 AM	#6 (permalink)
foksie Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle - Australia Posts: 2 Status: No Status Rep Power: 0 Rep.: 10	Re: question Thanks all for your help! Yes I was referring to the Australian version, the way you described both of those is exactly right. I like the fast pace and to be able to make your own style, rockabilly was my favourite so that is why I wasn't sure, I saw a few animations/videos of people doing ceroc and it looked similar. That is why I asked. I haven't heard of the style before this site. Do you know if it is common in Australia? Is there as much difference in the male:female partners who know the dance. Of all the dances I've learned there is a ratio of about 1:6 at least!