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horsey_dude · 18th-November-2002, 10:17 AM

How many signals are used for ceroc moves in general where you are? (I mean something that is not a lead). I don't do any move that I can't lead (no signal) and when I visited england I was told off several times for leading moves with out giving "The signal" first.... The thing is, if the women has tension in her arms and follows the man lead then there should be no problem.

I have danced with dancers from other countries and cities who I have never danced with before and done moves that were not taught where they came from. The ones who had learned the basic principles of following could follow the move no problems because they just use basic Ceroc principles (I don't ever do anything really hard or dangerous with people I don't know well).

So my question is should we use signals at all?

18th-November-2002, 10:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
horsey_dude Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Wellington Posts: 226 Status: No Status Rep Power: 3 Rep.: 34	My First thread! SIGNALS How many signals are used for ceroc moves in general where you are? (I mean something that is not a lead). I don't do any move that I can't lead (no signal) and when I visited england I was told off several times for leading moves with out giving "The signal" first.... The thing is, if the women has tension in her arms and follows the man lead then there should be no problem. I have danced with dancers from other countries and cities who I have never danced with before and done moves that were not taught where they came from. The ones who had learned the basic principles of following could follow the move no problems because they just use basic Ceroc principles (I don't ever do anything really hard or dangerous with people I don't know well). So my question is should we use signals at all?