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**Agente Secreto** · 7th-April-2008, 02:41 PM

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I like classes as icebreakers on freestyles. I accept that many of the people on the forum are 'hardened'

dancers, and don't need help to get loosened, some of the newbies do and a short sharp fun class can do this.

For instance at the Jive Nites Spring Ball Adam and Tas taught a fun class about an hour into the night. By the time they'd finished everyone was laughing and the party mood had been well and truly cemented. They taught a swing class - and we were dancing MJ so it was not about teaching but all about getting people into the right mood.

7th-April-2008, 02:41 PM	#14 (permalink)
Agente Secreto Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: St Neots, Cambs Posts: 250 Status: No Status Rep Power: 1 Rep.: 103	Re: Should classes always start on time? Yes No No Yes I like classes as icebreakers on freestyles. I accept that many of the people on the forum are 'hardened' dancers, and don't need help to get loosened, some of the newbies do and a short sharp fun class can do this. For instance at the Jive Nites Spring Ball Adam and Tas taught a fun class about an hour into the night. By the time they'd finished everyone was laughing and the party mood had been well and truly cemented. They taught a swing class - and we were dancing MJ so it was not about teaching but all about getting people into the right mood.