Tapping and Sliding

[Paul F]

Originally posted by Pammy


Px

PS Don't forget the tap .

ive been tapping and sliding in my sleep

Im on the case with the Reverse Astair Drop. Maybe someone else maybe able to describe it for us.

Im sure i have it on one of my aussie vids but they are all back home in manchester at the moment.

Think i will need the year back up north to sleep and recover from the amount of dancing im doing at the moment.

[Pammy]

Originally posted by Paul F
ive been tapping and sliding in my sleep

Ok, so I did it this morning before coming to work; the tap and slide. Really wanted to do at least one more move in that routine though

Px

[Chris]

Originally posted by Paul F
Im on the case with the Reverse Astair Drop. . . . Im sure i have it on one of my aussie vids . . .

Ultimate Close Moves Tape I

[Paul F]

Originally posted by Chris
Ultimate Close Moves Tape I

Ah!!! Thaks Chris.

Still to buy any of the ozzie advanced or close moves tapes.

Im worried that there may not be any new moves on them. Obviously there is at least one!!

Still need to know which is best, ceroc australia or Ceroc + Modern Jive company(nicky)

[Chris]

Originally posted by Paul F
Ah!!! Thaks Chris.

Still to buy any of the ozzie advanced or close moves tapes.

Im worried that there may not be any new moves on them. Obviously there is at least one!!

Still need to know which is best, ceroc australia or Ceroc + Modern Jive company(nicky)

I've done some quickie (personal) reviews on mywebpage, but rather than one being better than the other I reckon it's more a case of what you find best for you at any particular time.

One of the differences I think is that Nicky's stuff has more choreographed moves, excellent for learning with a specific partner, whereas Graham/Mark/Simon de Lisle ones are more moves you can dance with any partner with sufficient technique, even if they don't know the moves.

An exception though is Nicky's Close Moves tape, as the moves are easily 'led' especially (IMO)if you've done Blues, salsa or 'dirty dancing'. It's my favourite of hers.

On the other hand I've learnt a lot from Simon's group - I'd describe their approach (g,d & r) as very 'friendly' and I'd describe Nicky as 'very professional' (both are meant as compliments!!)

[Pammy]

Originally posted by Chris
An exception though is Nicky's Close Moves tape, as the moves are easily 'led' especially (IMO) if you've done Blues, salsa or 'dirty dancing'. It's my favourite of hers.

Wiz: I think you're going to have to keep a case packed and come back from Kansas at regular intervals for dancing sessions "down here"

Either that or you can tell me when I can visit, then I can start singing the song too...

"I'm off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz,
because, because, because, because, BECAAUUUUSE,
because of the wonderful moves he does." .. .. .. ..

[Chris]

oops sorry! just noticed I gave the same link in my last post to both of the Australian Ceroc organisations

Graham's (the one with SImon de Lisle for those who remember him) is http://www.cerocaustralia.com.au/

Nicky's is http://www.cerocdance.com.au/

Sorry! Both are fabulous websites and well worth checking out - apologies to Graham if he's reading!.